To be fair to some, there is nothing wrong with expecting a mod to "just work" as many mods do indeed "just work".
In fact id say the majority of the mods i use do indeed just work and require very little user interaction.
Some mods actually require users to make such specific changes, and install specific version of specific files etc that they "can" actually break other tracks/mods etc. due to the specific requirements they force on the user to work.
This can be caused by a myriad of things such as inept modder who was unable to implement a fully functioning inbuilt workaround, lazy modders, or because a workaround simply doesn't exist. Some users may forgo these changes and run the mod slightly broken, and then forget a year later than this mod had such requirements when they re visit it.
Users also beta test and install so many mods, they cant be expected to remember every single word, bug, fix and workaround from every single readme file contained in every single mod/beta, every single time year they have installed a mod, that's incredibly unreasonable of you. You worked on this mod, so you remember the issue very well, not everyone had the same involvement on such activities.
A simple example of this is that you yourself have posted questions about how to find the location of settings in CSP, FFB Settings, file locations for your wheel etc etc. Did you not read the instructions before using it?

(you see the point).
In fact just the other day you tested Zandervoot and reported that the first layout crashed for you, when it was clearly written in the post from RealCeeBee that it was known to be broken, is reading hard

(again i'm just pointing out that you shouldn't just tarnish all users the way you do, just because you happen to know the issue well as you worked on it)
Users should not be lambasted because they politely report an issue with a mod from a while back, its completely unreasonable to expect users to remember every single mod setting, workaround, requirement, every single tweak, revision and modification that every single modder has asked them to make.
If a users then posts an issue regarding something, that comes from a good place, i think your "blame" to pop all that on the user is a tad misaligned, unwarranted and comes across a little bit elitist.