It's the responsibilty of the modder to upload their mods elsewhere, if they so choose. We'll not force them to do so.

Yellow text. Flagged as a developer. No, no. Just tech support. :|

And? Workshop is simply easier than the previous method of manually updating archives to unscrupulous hosts andhaving to walk people through archives, folder usage, and copy + pasting files. I'm not going to begrudge anyone that chooses to use Workshop over another approach. We cannot compel modders to provide an alternative, and will not.

Feel free to ask RingoD123 if he'd consider uploading an archive of Bedford Falls, though.

Don't have to endorse anything: modders choose to upload their content where they like. That Steam Workshop happens to be one of the easier ways to distribute mods and has a larger audience than GoG, Desura, theindiestone.com, or pz-mods.net is just the way it is. It doesn't indicate endorsement in any way, and frankly, I'd like to see alternative methods be supported.

if there's a mod you'd like to try that is workshop exclusive, just message the mod author or post in their thread. Most of them are active on the theindiestone.com forum. For example, Hydrocraft posts his mod here: http://pz-mods.net/weapons-items/Hydrocraft/ despite it also being in Workshop.

I'm going to go out on a limb and simply say "no, please ask the mod authors to provide an alternative download of their mod." I know quite a few authors who'd be rather upset if we circumvented workshop, as is . . . but will forward it to the devs to get their opinion.

We've had a look and we can find no such option so I'm guessing this is something individual modders enable when they upload to Workshop.

We'll continue to have a snoop around in the options though - since if it *is* something we can enable to help GOG users, we definitely will. In the meantime, as Enigma says, the best bet is to contact the mod creators directly and request an alternate upload site such as Nexus or our own forum.

I suspect that there is some circumvention of Workshop going on by that site you linked to - in other words, the option which would allow that site to fetch Workshop items is probably not called, "allow downloads from non-logged in Users". It'll be something else that just happens to *also* allow that and therefore it'll be a difficult option to find, if it even exists in a global sense (i.e. not set by individual mod uploaders).

As far as RingoD's Bedford Falls map, he has kindly uploaded it to Nexus Mods, available here.