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The only problem I have found is that any city state placed by the modder will show on GMR as a ?? AI civ. If you leave the game on public access then you can be sure that a newbie will soon join as one of these city states.
This will crash the game for the last player before the offending newbie. You then have to wait until he leaves the game but most of the time those settlers with 0xp never read their messages.
And it plays that way solo. You only have access to the 11 civs selected for human players. But when posted as a GMR scenario then all 22 civs become available. Of course I already have a couple of players selecting the wrong civs and I have to ask them to change.
Either post here on the forums, in the "Chat only" game, or you could always send them a GMR message. I'm sure they'd be happy to help out.