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I would release it, have a blurb at the top of the description that points back tot his mod, that also says if the original creator wants you to take it down, that you will.
Its a pretty common practice in the modding scene, especially for core mods that are required for other things (not saying this is a core mod tho P:)
Its usualy seen as the best option since chances are, the mod fixer will never hear from the owner, and said owner will never return to update their mod, so the mod will stay dead and fix will exist in limbo forever if the fixer doesnt just upload.
And if the owner does come back, and wants the fixer to take down the fix, its really easy and simple to do with little fuss.
Offenbar ist es nicht gestattet, dass seine Mod überarbeitet und erneut hochgeladen wird.
siehe sein Copyright.
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CJay [Entwickler] 20. März 2017 um 20:14
I've licensed it under a Creative Commons CC BY-ND 4.0 license which doesn't allow derivative works. (see https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/ ) I did this deliberately because I didn't want a bunch of slightly modified and unmaintained versions of my mod cluttering the workshop.
Buuut I still got an unfinished version of the male version, I could give you that one. It's just missing the textures mainly."