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It is not SCS's responsibily to ensure mods are compatible, all SCS can do is tell mod authors what they changed in their API.
It is the responsibiliy of the mod author to update their mod when new versions are released. If the author chooses not to update to the latest version then blame them not SCS.
Atleast SCS allow you to switch to previous versions. Not many developers allow that.