Yes, anyone may do anything with my work as long as I am credited as the original mod author. You will need the new authors' permission to fork their work as well.

Hi. I'm sorry to dredge up this topic again, but I wanted to clarify whether your allowing another commenter here to update your Psychology mod is permission for anyone to do so, given your requirement to credit you as the original mod author? I'm interested in updating/forking your mod (well, the more recently updated mod based on your work), but I don't want to violate how you want your mod used.

Similarly, would you be willing to assign an open source license, such as the MIT License, to the code to make your intentions more formal? I would be happy to help you reach a decision. Thanks!

(Caws loudly)

Haha I understand. Thanks for the reply.

Thank you about that i knew there had to be a reason on why you stopped updating the mod people dont just "forget" to update their mod i honestly think people should stop hammering into you with things like "Update the mod" And all that.

Just a self-indulgent addition I didn't think anybody would notice. I figured if I made a well-adopted mod then I deserved my own "backer" characters. Anyway, I stopped updating Psychology because I got bored of the game. Rimworld was fun for a couple hundred hours but eventually I realized how much I was fighting the game to get my enjoyment out of it. And if I'm not playing a game I don't feel like doing free work on it.