It's already against everything and deserves a ban, yet I want to notice that there was at least 1 case of such person being rehabilitated, so if we'd REALLY went on a fullscale witch-hunt, in some cases it will be like an execution of felon who already served his time in a prison, was released, and actually changed his life.
game mods are based on trust, once lost it cant be restored.
It was so long time ago it did actually restore though, good luck finding mentions.
I stand with approach that modder can say that mod X is incompatitable with mod Y, but there is no place for restricting players from running mods that they so choose. Be it personal grudge or anything is not excuse to make players unable to play with compatitable mod X that works with mod Y. If someone wants to combine those two mods then they should be more than able to do so, since spirit of modding is not playing a petty grudges or dramas between other modders but creating and giving back to community that they are so invested in.
Yep, this is reasonable and how it should be. But still, what if one mod, for example, hooks to another mod
without permission, injects code into its stuff AND
clearly mentions that it does that? Grey area? Remove the mod that hooks anyway?
Simple example would be a "balance" mod. Or a mod that mocks some dialogue lines.