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Is it a shame when mods go dormant? Of course. I've seen many a great mod that disappears into the ether. That being said, one can always learn how to mod and update them yourself. There are plenty of resources available to learn how to. And if they do, they can then post an update to the mod for everyone else to enjoy!
People who respond in the way you did tend to discourage people, not tempt them into re-appearing. I get the frustration, but attacking someone with no evidence is not helpful.