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+||VERY WIP||  
+||I'm not sure how to write comments so i might be just doing those lines||  
+||It currently contains the info i think should be put in to this doc, and later it shall be discussed with #silicon maintainers||  
+||TODO:||
+- Module clusters - how many slots should be in each modules, how to split all the items/slots for a borg for each module, how many modules slots borg should have
+- Evil modules - Antag modules: xenoborg, syndiborg modules
+- what items can be whitelisted
+- when to use a hand slot and alternativly make it an item
+- unique borg items and when you should add them/ make them
+
+||Ideas and drafts:||  
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+- If a slot allows for carrying a lot of diverse materials, it should be whitelisted (produce, materials, tiles, yada yada)
+- If a slot holds unique borg tooling (upgraded buckets, stronger versions of items that are not possible to acquire by crew) it should be a unremovable
+- a small amount of whitelisted hands for things like tools may be allowed, but only if having hand-per-tool would cause the amount of hands to be unreasonably big
+- Any whitelisted hand should only allow for items from a single category, a whitelist hand cannot for example hold materials AND tiles, those would have to be 2 seperate hands  
+
+||
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+||Actual start of the document:||
+
+# Cyborg modules guideline
+
+This document is about guidelines on how to create or modify borg modules
+It was created because of the lack of consistency and quality between borg modules
+Those guidelines are to help figuring out how to structure singular modules or structure whole specialized borg modules.  
+
+## Cyborg modules
+Cyborg modules are an item that is designed to inserted in to a cyborg that grants them items or slots they can use.
+Most modules are already build into a borg when selecting a chassis or spawning in, in cases of direlects, xenoborgs and
+syndiborgs. Some modules have to be fabricated in exosuit fabricator usually located in robotics/science department, 
+fabricated in xenoborg core or bought through an uplink. Cyborgs drop all their modules on the floor when destroyed.
+Modules can be looked at or added from a cyborg if their maintenance panel is open, but not always remove them  
+Some modules provide items that are strictly better than humanoid counterpart and usually have infinite uses with regenerative delay
+
+### Module slots
+Modules have slots compared to humanoid hands, but are much more restricted, but there are many more of them ||better wording needed||   
+
+
+There are 2 types of slots in a module:
+- An item slot which is an item permanently attached to that slot and cannot be removed from it
+- A hand slot which is often an empty slot in which only whitelisted items can be picked up in to it and removed  
+
+Here are the things you should think about when deciding what slot to add.  
+For items:
+- Tool that don't require to be placed on the floor, and is reusable
+- ||add more examples||
+
+For hands:
+- Cyborgs should never have unrestricted hand slots ||specify why||
+- Item is removable on use (it is usually better to create a regenerating item or a tool that uses that item) ||might want to split this||
+- If there are many items of similar usage and are interchangeable (like instruments)
+- ||Add more examples||
+
+### Generic and Specialized modules
+Generic modules, often depicted as gray, fit in to any chassis as long as there is an empty slot ||is it true with syndi modules?||
+(tools, jet modules for space movement, module for carrying materials without an ability to use them)  
+Specialized modules are modules that are only designed to fit in to one type of borg chassis.
+
+Generic modules:
+- should contain item/slots that aren't department locked and are of general use ||what is general use|| to cyborgs. (tools, jet modules for space movement)
+- ||add more examples||
+
+Specialized modules:
+- Should fit the theme of the department in which they are specialized in
+- Should include the tools that department usually use ||maybe add examples||
+- ||add more examples||
+
+### Upgrade modules
+Some research unlocks an upgraded version of modules. Those modules are only specialized and that is the only upgrade 
+to them.  
+- Upgraded modules should do everything that its predecessor could do or more.
+
+### Module slots and how to slice them
+Borg usually have all their items seperated in to groups which are then put in to modules.  
+- Each module should contain 6 or less items, otherwise the slots are put on top of each other, exception to this rule
+might be hand slots for storing things. ||might want to rewrite this||
+- Every module should have a theme it tries to achieve, and shouldn't try to fit several themes at once 
+(gardening module over a module that has both gardening tools and chemistry tools)
+