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Wasn't this thread about mod versions?
The way it is today might be the best. Do you create one thread for each mod version you have? If you choose what versions each zip file works for the system would be too complex I think, maybe not feasible. Supporting different versions would become complicated (not really my problem cause I don't give support officially, but it would). It could, however, solve the problem of posting exactly the same mod multiple times. My Read PMs mod for example, the most common question is "does it works on latest version", and I'm not going to make a whole new thread just for it. I would press a few buttons though to let people know it works on newer versions. Also actually some mods change drastically between vb versions, and may warrant a completely new thread. The rules for creating a new thread for the same mod should be well thought out if a better version system was put in place. For one, I could totally change the mod, and want a new support thread for it as I said above. It's a nice idea that should be thought out. You should ask what Cyb thinks about it, he has many mods with different versions scattered around. --------------- Added 02 Nov 2008 at 04:11 --------------- Quote:
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As this thread has gone way off topic and has turned into yet another staff bashing thread, this thread is at an end.
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Edit: Nevermind, didnt notice this had been closed.
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