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## Community support ## Community support
The FHEM Forum is available [here](https://forum.fhem.de/) for general support. The FHEM Forum is available [here](https://forum.fhem.de/) for general support.
In case you have a specific question about this command, it is recommended to find the right sub-forum. In case you have a specific question about this command, it is recommended to find the right sub-forum.
It can either be found from the command info card using the FHEM Installer (e.g. using command `search <MODULE_NAME>`) or it can be determine from the [MAINTAINER.txt](https://github.com/fhem/fhem-mirror/blob/master/fhem/MAINTAINER.txt) file. It can either be found from the command info card using the FHEM Installer (e.g. using command `search <MODULE_NAME>`) or it can be determined from the [MAINTAINER.txt](https://github.com/fhem/fhem-mirror/blob/master/fhem/MAINTAINER.txt) file.
## Bug reports and feature requests ## Bug reports and feature requests
Identified bugs and feature requests are tracked using [Github Issues](https://github.com/fhem/MSG/issues). Identified bugs and feature requests are tracked using [Github Issues](https://github.com/fhem/MSG/issues).
## Pull requests / How to participate into development ## Pull requests / How to participate into development
You are invited to send pull requests to the dev branch whenever you think you can contribute with some useful improvements to the command. You are invited to send pull requests to the dev branch whenever you think you can contribute with some useful improvements to the command.
The command maintainer will review you code and decide wether it is going to be part of the command in a future release. The command maintainer will review you code and decide whether it is going to be part of the command in a future release.