Added a point that a mod should not be in a WIP (work in progress) state in order to be eligible for approval.
When a mod is marked as WIP, it is expected to be changed significantly in the future by the author. Mod creators can update approved mods too but they should be ready to be used by the time they're approved.
Here's how I understand it: On TC City Driving, people can buy new cars with TC money, but that requires some effort, mostly driving around on the server or doing jobs. Instead of doing that, you can buy TC money for real money and fast-forward this process. I think the exchange rate is 1 EUR = 10000 TC money.
Last edited by Flame CZE, .
Reason : corrected TC money to EUR exchange rate
It's better to keep two separate mods than to switch between two versions of one mod back and forth.
Regarding the mod versions in general - 73 versions of one mod seems too much. In fact there are quite a lot mods which have way too many versions - I've found a mod with 158 versions . Sometimes the mod authors update them several times a day with very minor updates, often with nonsensical changelog descriptions. This sounds like a big waste of space for the server as well as people's computers.