Maybe also add an option to have your own team order printed into the lobby and chat. Then even those without can have the same benefit.

The module will already let you know that the person is using it. The person can refuse to play, not bother or download the module as well. But having that option wouldn't hurt either.

This discussion is going in circles.
Who decides changes here, TUS staff or players?
If TUS staff then have a private discussion and decide to ban these modules or not.
If players decide then make a poll so we can vote.
It is painful to read the same arguments repeated over and over again, for like 20 pages already. Stop this madness!

Perfect! I agree!
I also want to know the answer to your question.

I don't see anything confusing about it.

I mean: so much wear (dozens of posts), for something that should be simple and not the subject of so much discussion. If you don't like it, don't use it and you can refuse to play with someone that uses it (the module, how is it being idealized, would send a message telling that the player is using it). On the other hand, we could try to think about ways to detect if someone is using some private module (something that can already happen and we don't know).

I am in no way trying to persuade you to quit WA, that must be made absolutely clear.

Not directly. But have you ever stopped to think that indirectly creating so much confusion for something that would increase players' QoL in the game (although you don't see it that way) might make them disheartened with being here? We are a small community. We should try to make others feel good too and appreciate the work of those who dedicate their free time/knowledge to create nice content for players.

Anyone who played League of Legends will understand better what I'm talking about. But I loved Shaco (champion name) AP (magic damage) TOP (lane of the map) for a long time. Then RIOT GAMES changed that champion and it severely impaired the use of the champion in that way. It completely changed my style of play. Well, I didn't criticize, I just adapted to the new reality and started making Shaco AD (psychic damage) Jungle (another lane of the map), and I had a lot of fun for years. People who like the way things are (paper and pen) might like the new module if it happens. Who knows. It doesn't hurt to try.

My biggest concern is that these modules can spiral out of control soon enough.

So we should talk and encourage programmers to create anti-cheat tools that detect private modules etc. Nizikawa said that this is possible. People like me and others who are coming here publicly and in advance to talk about the module are not a problem. Problem is people who have technical knowledge and bad faith to create private modules etc. Even those without technical knowledge can hire someone to create cheating methods or ask for a friend to do it.

My 2nd biggest concern is the attitude and ignorance to be more concerned with luxuries than manual effort, which leads directly to concern number 1.

I think it's just a different perspective on the game. A little exaggerated words.

Doing things manually and having them done automatically are 2 very different things.

Yes I know. And I understand that this is your biggest concern.

But understand the side of those who don't like having to leave the immersion of the game to take notes on paper.

If the game had proper internal tools for marking what the enemy uses and to track enemy team order, I would have nothing to complain about. But we don't. The option that we can have today, thanks to the availability of people with a lot of knowledge and willingness, would be the module. So I will be very pleased with it!