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What's important is you did the right thing after.
As someone else who also had a popular mod in the past that I then abandoned, you have to keep in mind that deleting your mods is the worst thing you can do. Even if you have no intention of updating them.
Servers can become bricked when you delete a mod, especially ones affecting the map with objects, and when you've made something as foundation as "Crashed Cars on a map" you have to keep in mind how much damage it will do when that suddenly vanishes. People can't join while it's loaded, and unloading it will totally destroy a server's map.
It's okay to have a mod that becomes broken over time, people will not get on your case for it. Just add a notice saying "This mod is no longer in development, but was functional as of B41.<version number>" and people will absolutely understand.
Thank you for relaunching the mod, saves a lot of us server operators some massive headaches.
I'm the original author of CrashedCars: https://i.gyazo.com/4a1f6c99acb328b33856bb4b2bc35bfe.png
I can't seem to add you to friendlist because it throws error for some stupid reason, but I wanted to thank you for giving a damn about the mod. I appreciate it. I originally didn't intend for the mod to come back but I guess its better to leave it on instead of breaking people's playthroughs.
Thank you, I appreciate you.