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I have asked the person who uploaded that addon to take it down.
I’ve decided against uploading the addon to the workshop because of multiple reasons. The foremost one is to respect the original roadmap of this addon. Many of the features on my version are already planned, but haven’t been implemented. Whether the features on my fork will be implemented in the official version is up to Penol; nonetheless, the upload policy for my fork is to not reupload it to the workshop as it would add unnecessary competition to this addon, despite the usefulness provided by those new features
To compensate for that, the fork stays on github. That doesn’t mean it’s not available; it’s just not accessible for the common Steam user (as in “finding it in the Steam Workshop” accessible). If you want to share “my fork”, just share the link to it (refer to the Audio/sounds discussion post)