Sure.
Ecosystem is the new project field for the project pages on the d.o.
Definition from the field description:
Use this field to indicate that this project's primary purpose is to provide enhancement for one or more other projects, and thus forms part of an ecosystem around it. For example, if your project provides plugins for Views, or adds functionality to Organic Groups, and so on. Projects that are referred to here will gain a list of 'ecosystem modules' on their project page, allowing users to easily find modules to extend their functionality.
Please, do the following steps to mark the module as a part of the ecosystem of the dependent module(s):
Go to the "Edit" page of the project.
Scroll down to the "Ecosystem" section.
Find the project that your project use to extends the functionality. For example:
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Comment #2
spleshkaHi @voleger, thanks for your issue. Can you please add a bit more details / instructions what do you expect me as a maintainer to do? Thanks!
Comment #3
volegerSure.
Ecosystem is the new project field for the project pages on the d.o.
Definition from the field description:
Please, do the following steps to mark the module as a part of the ecosystem of the dependent module(s):
Comment #4
spleshkaOh nice, I didn't know that! Done - thanks for your tip :)