diff --git a/website/docs/language/modules/develop/refactoring.mdx b/website/docs/language/modules/develop/refactoring.mdx
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@@ -103,11 +103,13 @@ so Terraform recognizes the move for all instances of the resource. That is,
 it covers both `aws_instance.a[0]` and `aws_instance.a[1]` without the need
 to identify each one separately.
 
-Each resource type has a separate schema and so objects of different types
-are not compatible. Therefore, although you can use `moved` to change the name
-of a resource, you _cannot_ use `moved` to change to a different resource type
-or to change a managed resource (a `resource` block) into a data resource
-(a `data` block).
+Each resource type has a separate schema so objects of different types
+are not typically compatible. You can always use the `moved` block to change 
+the name of a resource, but some providers also let you change an object from
+one resource type to another. Refer to the provider documentation for details
+on which resources can move between types. You _cannot_ use the `moved` 
+block to change a managed resource (a `resource` block) into a data 
+resource (a `data` block).
 
 ## Enabling `count` or `for_each` For a Resource