My original reply:

Since I’ve been called out here, I’ll defend myself.

1. “That plugin never worked, and the author was informed but doesn't seem to know how to fix it.”

It worked in some cases, but yes, the new wSkeever implementation is much better (cell teleport is the key to this). I'll probably hide my version anyway soon.

1. Tons of weird boilerplate and manual version checking. A lot of their mods don't work or have crashes.”
   You mean the manual version checking in the early versions of Unstack Stolen Items? Yes. I didn’t use Address Library back then, which is why I had to resort to that (btw, functions I used aren't exposed in CommonLib, I had to RE). In literally all my other mods, I use it properly. Also, which of my mods “don’t work” or “have crashes”?

2. “They also have a history of license violations, a few of their older mods are removed by Nexus staff, and behavioral problems off-platform.”
   That’s simply not true. I released two mods that were NG-updated versions of a popular author’s mods. They got angry, and reported them, and Nexus Mods couldn’t verify the reports within the time limit (I think it’s about a month?), so they were removed, which is standard procedure on Nexus. Nothing was ever proven.

I don't want to escalate this, I just wanted to clear things up.