Typically not. When the game is updated, the mod's points of reference change. Sometimes it can be a simple change to get a mod to work again, but more often than not it takes a while. The people responsible for updating the mod have lives where the developers are paid to release updates that are going to encourage people to spend; that's their lively hood after all. With a game that's being updated frequently, some content creators might decide that there's not much point updating a mod (that will become incompatable almost over night) until the updates slow down or the game becomes a lot more stable. I respect that this is a rather juvenile way of explaining my point, but that's the extent of my own understanding. Bottom Line: The game has just had a big update; it's unrealistic to expect the mods, even the popular ones, to be up to date.
