James Addison

> Can you tell me the reason for the removing of some scrapers? Do we plan to implement them anew without requests or you'd like to ditch them Yep -...

@gloriousDan at the moment, it's not straightforward - the `v15` branch has a simplified -- but also more limited -- approach where the design encourages each scraper to make at...

> * [x] Add deprecation warnings and/or other migration encouragements to the legacy `scrape_me` method. See #1079. > * [x] Figure out a plan given that the signature of `scrape_html`...

> > * [x] Figure out a plan given that the signature of `scrape_html` could change (must it? is there a better way?) > > Currently the behaviour changes are...

> > * [x] Add some examples of advanced / alternate HTTP client usage to our documentation. > > For this, I'd suggest we could re-use or adapt some of...

Got it, OK. So the levels that could exist, and the levels that currently exist are: - [ ] Must be a callable method on the scraper _and_ must be...

NB: this is probably a one-off, but I noticed that there's a probably unstructured, difficult-to-retrieve author credit in [this lasagne recipe](https://gosun.co/blogs/recipes/lasagne-gosun-grill-recipe). Not really sure how to deal with that, but...

Ah, brilliant - this information is available (sometimes) from `schema.org` data? That seems to make a lot of sense to include :+1: I'll review the code soon (next few days).

Only that one question about the test data to figure out here - apart from that, this all seems good to me :+1: Thank you @jknndy!

Thanks for the bugreport @fradeve! I think this is because `cuisine` isn't one of the methods that the `exception_handling` plugin handles; it will suppress exceptions for certain fields, but `cuisine`...