EnforcementBeyond

I kind of concur with @chadc78 . First off I can only imagine the pain of having unreasonable impatient complaints by people, who rather think of complaining first then remarking the effort going into developing such sophisticated plugins, it must be devastating...:  Seeing people not recognizing all of your hours of free time going into a project, which could have been assessed semi-professional work at that point.
STPD and UB almost never crashed on my end and updates where frequent with new lore-friendly features coming every once in a while.
With that said I don't want to hurt anybodies feelings by stating that this approach on that matter -  by deleting all of your files relentlessly - might be a little selfish.  A lot of my RP depended and still depends on those plugins and callouts, which eminently enriched my LSPDFR experience to a point, where it is a fully functional police simulator with a level of interactivity never reached by other sims. To completely erase all of your modding history on that page is a huge loss to many of us. Instead, the way of @Albo1125 's communication would have been a more favorable choice. By posting an open and honest statement concerning easily accessible to everyone on this page, keeping your plugins in a sort of legacy state and maybe revealing your source code to the public for everyone to review and refine, to take over the time you need for recreation.  That would have proposed a soft resignation with nobody feeling overwhelmed by such sudden events.  Right now everyone is left irritated and even sorry for not having made comprehensive backups maybe due to limited space or hardware corruption etc.
In conclusion I really understand the fact that they're a lot of people behaving like self-righteous customers, who don't fully understand the concept, the philosophy of a modding community in all of its depth. But there are also people out there appreciating every work submitted, offering support in every aspect.  And there are many.  In contrast this way of assertion didn't leave anyone contented and solely sheds light on the more regrettable part of our community.