Module documentation template now default post in Modules categories

[biminiroad]

Start a new topic in any of the Modules subcategories and you’ll be presented with a template post.

This will help you create a great-looking presentation for your module.

Comments about what should or shouldn’t be defaulted are welcome below.

You can read more about Markdown on these posts

Basic Markdown formatting

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Making tables for better module descriptions

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