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A recent number of CVS applications have been supported with a link to a module that provides additional functionality to existing modules.

Although this in itself isn't a problem, a lot of these module are very small (usually less than 250 lines of code). In this case, these modules should realistically seek to add this new feature to the existing module it's extending by way of a feature patch.

People applying for CVS accounts need to understand that the CVS applications review process seeks to ensure the applicant has the basic understanding of both Drupal's API AND an awareness of security issues when coding shared modules.

If your module doesn't contain enough code to demonstrate both these requirements the application will almost always be declined.