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* Update developing_modules_documenting.rst
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:supported_by: This field records who supports the module.
Default value is ``community``. Values are:
:core: Maintained by the Ansible core team. Core team will fix
bugs, add new features, and review PRs.
:community: This module is maintained by the community at large,
which is responsible for fixing bugs, adding new features, and
reviewing changes.
:curated: The Ansible Core Team is the gatekeeper for this module. They
will review PRs from the community before merging but might not generate
fixes and code for new features on their own.
:core:
:curated:
:community:
For information on what the support level values entail, please see
:doc:`../modules_support.rst`
:status: This field records information about the module that is
important to the end user. It’s a list of strings. The default value

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Some examples of Curated modules are submitted by other companies or maintained by the community. Maintainers of these types of modules must watch for any issues reported or pull requests raised against the module.
Core Committers will review all modules becoming Curated or updates to existing Curated modules. Core committers will also ensure that any issues that arise due to Ansible engine changes will be remediated.
Core Committers will review all modules becoming Curated. Core Committers will review proposed changes to existing Curated modules once the community maintainers of the module have approved the changes. Core committers will also ensure that any issues that arise due to Ansible engine changes will be remediated.
Also, it is strongly recommended (but not presently required) for these types of modules to have unit tests.
These modules are currently shipped with Ansible, but might be shipped separately in the future.