You do realize that everything included in Remix is available right here on the forum right?
Well, that's not totally true, a number of mods listed as being in this compilation are no longer available. (Though, that may not have been true when you posted.)
Regardless, many mods lack proper documentation, and telling what mods are outdated vs. new(and should be used instead), etc, is a pain sometimes, you have to basically move in, and live here for a few weeks to figure out what the current situation is, etc,.
That's why some ppl prefer a compilation pack, it's just easier, they just want to play the game, not get a degree in Qhimm forumology.
This is coming from a fairly long time member(though not often poster.)..
So, please, continue this project, in fact, improve it, I recommend something like SVN\FTP, with nice ordered sections, and only referring to the most updated mods. (ie, no references to outdated stuff, for example Aali has outdated a ton YAMP patches(FPS fixes, possibly window transparency mods, etc,.), and other mods, so those are just confusing, and probably cause problems(weird crashes etc,.) when ppl don't realize they already have such options installed.)
(By ordered sections I mean something like this.)
Mods
Mods->Graphics->Current Graphics Mods
Mods->Sound->Current Sound Mods
Mods->Gameplay->Current Gameplay Mods
Mods->Etc,.
(ie, this would make it modular, and also much easier to maintain, it would work more like a database, than a mod, similar to having custom options in the installer, but more flexible. A simple C# application could be written, that has links to the current releases, things can be added\removed from a master list as necessary.. It could download, then install them properly, etc,. Even warn the user when compatibility may be an issue(ie, keep track of installed mods.).. (See: Better Oblivion Sorting Software, or my own tool FOLOT which is the same thing for Fallout3.. It's part of Fallout Mod Manager now..) Also: Wrye Bash\OBMM - with a little bit of download manager thrown in..)
Don't take my post as ungrateful, I certainly appreciate all the work modders do, it's a thankless task most the time, I've been modding for years, I know how it is. I'm extremely grateful for these forums, and for this community constantly bringing new content to these great classic games.
But I can also see how true noobs to the scene could be overwhelmed, and just want an easy solution. (I've done this several times myself due to HD failures, ie, had to rebuild my FF mod collections.)
Anyways, that's my thoughts on the subject, as I desperately search the forums trying to figure out what mods to use, and what mods not to use, what's new, what's old, etc, etc,..
Hope to see an update to this project, I used it the last time I rebuilt my collection, and aside from a few bugs, it worked quite well, and was much simpler than what I'm doing now. (In fact, I may use this as a base, and just patch it myself to fix the issues I had last time.)
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Edit:
I should add, the site has much improved, I like how you've simplified it, the projects\mods, vs, all the FFx tweaking sections, etc, is much easier to navigate, but, it's still a bit of maze sometimes. (The wiki also helps, but it was down earlier, as was the search function "due to high traffic".. Spurring this post, and re-sparking my interest in this mod.)