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Thank you.
Shall I add you as one of the contributors? Or do I simply have this permission?
I had that idea of a prop that is a random variation of other props - in this case trash cans/bins. I have chosen this sort of assets as there was a few of them on workshop. And I actually made it and tested it and it works fine.
But it also changes those assets author to me - which I have discovered after publishing it on workshop. And that is not to my liking at all as it suggests (especially to some people) that these assets are mine, regardless what is and how it is presented on the asset page (full information is provided).
So it was pointed out to me today, therefore I decided to hide the asset until i get a permission from the assets creators, you including, for publishing it.
What I just thought about was to add you as a "contributor" (well, really the asset creator).
Please let me know if I should remove this asset completely or you're happy with this asset being published.