Depending on the license of the game, it may be a real crime.

@gamelordofdeath  


 I think it depends on what your game's community might be asking for.

Are there many people asking for cosmetics/texture modding?  Or do people want more power to fundamentally change game-play to how they want?




IIRC Arma 3, are still making huge sales as old as they…

If your modders are intended to write Lua scripts, it doesn't follow that they should see further “internal” Lua code: you can publish only example mods and optional official libraries. 

And when your engine executes mod scripts, there is no compelling reason to do it by monkeypatching your int…

I'm still looking 

You're right--I was hoping that the issue was transient, but it doesn't seem so. :/

Well, there are other sites that you might try! Perhaps look to TIGSource, or a dedicated site like Fiverr. (Others may have other and/or better suggestions!)