Hello guys...
1)If I want to go back to vanilla style for any reason, I just uncheck the mod and everything will be normal again cause its a modfolder right???
2)Whats the recommended difficulty setting for your mod...??? ( I always play vanilla very hard)
Thanks...
(1) Yes.
(2) Try normal. It is a bit more difficult (or: less exploitive), so not a pushover as vanilla. If it is too easy, you can always change the difficulty in an ongoing campaign.
How can I participate to this mod!?
By telling me what you want and can do.
or
By posting events you want to submit.
or
By posting me a list of titles that should start with gavelking succession.
Thanks for the quick reply mate...

edit:also any informatiom about weight and burden of a crown event??? cant find anything about it...
Thanks...
That is not an event, it is a triggered modiifer. Triggger condition:
(1) Be a king or emperor.
(2) Be a landed ruler.
GAGA, could you maybe have a look on the Steward's Tax Collection modifier? I noticed that I got the extra tithe not once in like 40 years, but got 6-7 stewards killed instead... this event seems to come up far too much when I look on the probability percentages... even if I take for granted that probability isn't an exact science
Wrong-religon and wrong-culture provinces reduce the MTTH for uppy peasants A LOT, but the game can only calculate the MTTH based on the steward conditions.
In short: Don't gather taxes in provinces with revolt risk.

I'll try to update the tooltip to make this more clear.
And: I am quite short on time atm (my free week is over T_T), so I would be happy if someone could do the following:
(1) Go through the landed_titles.txt file and adjust messed up colors for counties/duchies/kingdoms. There is (iirc) a problem with counties of Poland and Bohemia.
(2) Look up which titles should have gavelkind succession at 1066 and either post the list here or addd "law = succ_gavelkind" (without the " ) into the first date info of the title files in CK2\history\titles (between "holder = xyz" info and the closing "}").