CKAN is hardly broken. If a mod/addon/script functions in 1.0.4 the mod's author should update the metadata to represent that fact. I've seen numerous mods where the author had not updated their title to represent the fact that the mod was compatible with a new version of KSP. I've also seen some authors dump updated files 'somewhere' in their thread in spite of updating their OP. It's annoying, because I've accumulated quite a lot of mods and manually checking them for compatibility remains a tedious and time consuming process. CKAN takes that out of my hands so I can spend that time on actually enduldging myself in some Kerbal explosions. I would agree some kind of fail-safe option could be added, but after all, how much work is updating meta-data, really? Isn't this just something that can be edited with plain text? Or is it, actually, a tedious and time consuming proces to do?
