> What exactly does a mod have to do for you to consider it completed? Stop development? ... That's exactly what the word "completed" would mean in every other

> What exactly does a mod have to do for you to consider it completed? Stop development? ... That's exactly what the word "completed" would mean in every other context. Things are typically not called "completed" unless there is no more pending work on them. I would maybe look at terms like "feature complete" as an alternative here, where the intent is that the only development will be in maintaining compatibility with future releases.