If you are a freeware developer and are happy for your files to be re-distributed in this way then I have no problem with that choice. However, as a freeware designer, I set the rules for my own work.
Here is the license agreement from this scenery:
1) LICENSE AGREEMENT
This files contained within this download are LIMITED RELEASE FREEWARE meaning that they may not be sold, charged for or profited from and can only be downloaded from certain locations. These files are provided only from www.flightsim.co.nz and www.avsim.com.You can:
• Install this scenery on as many computers as you want from a single download (as long as you are not distributing it commercially or taking credit for the scenery)
• Publish screen shots and videos of this scenery (in fact it's encouraged!)
• Put New Zealand on your "must travel there before I die' list
You cannot (unless permission is given):
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Upload this scenery to any other file sharing organization, FTP or website • Redistribute this scenery as part of a compilation disc/package where the credit for the scenery may be assumed to be the creator of compilation.
• Sell, charge or profit from this scenery.
• Decompile the data in these files.
The aerial photo data in these files remain the property of the Environment Bay of Plenty (The Bay of Plenty Regional Council, New Zealand.)
The 3D models, placement of Library objects and textures remain the property of VisualiseIT (Tim Barnes)
Downloading and using these files does not constitute ownership
These files are presented "as is', you use it at your own risk. The zip file was scanned for virus' prior to upload and was reported as 'clean'.
If you have an issue with any of the above, please DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS INSTALLATION.
This makes it VERY clear that uploading my work to other websites is prohibited unless my permission is given. That is the issue here. My work is being misrepresented insofar as a) it is listed as FS2004 scenery when it is not and b) that I uploaded it to Flightsim.com when I did not.
I think its important to make the point that just because something is freeware, it doesnt give one the right to do whatever one chooses: You are still bound by the license agreement.