Request ≠ demand - so far, so good, but...
You have started the initial request on December 30, 2014.
You have expressed your disappointment about the lack of willingness to immediately jump at your request pretty soon thereafter.
6 days later to be precise.
Diligently missing the fact that it was the turn of the year and people might have other intentions.
In a thread with 6 replies in total, you've scored half of the posts.
Then you come and resurrect it years later.
Which is against the rules.
Which immediately brings you up onto the scene with this new thread where, instead of showing a certain degree of self-reflexion, you
request a change of the rules in order to get your very personal concern up on everone else's desk again.
Let me put it that way: You didn't do your concern any good.
GJE52 is right: Instead of requesting (or demanding, for the same effect) that modders change their mods and forums change their rules to better suit
your matters, ask yourself what you can do to make things happen yourself. It'll get you further than this attempt, trust me.
Skylla was absolutely right when he pulled that request thread.
And the rules are right as they are.
Mike