I'm still wondering why SF94-Serv never appeared on the MB. It's a well-designed addon with pleasing scenery, interesting gimmicks and a lot of places to run around doing nothing.
The reason for that is I updated it rather frequently for a long time. That doesn't sound like too much of an issue on its own, right?
This is the part where I mention it was around 40MB with the highest level of compression I could get my hands on, and I had a
30KB/sec upload speed (on a good day!) for a majority of its development.
The reason THAT'S a problem is because uploading the entire thing each time was painfully slow and would cripple my connection for the other 6 computers on my network that needed it. This is precisely why I only uploaded files as they were changed to my server and had an updater program/script. If it weren't for that, it would have been here for sure.
On top of that, the MB doesn't like externally hosted mods, so my options were cripple my internet on a regular basis, or keep an old version uploaded and require using the updater regardless.
Edit: In retrospect, I suppose I could have had a script server-side that would generate zips for me to upload via URL to the SRB2 MB, but I had no idea how to do that at the time, and the thought never crossed my mind.