Oliver Sauter

I wonder, why they are actually called then, because we already filter out all requests that are !=200 [`if (xhttp.readyState == 4 && xhttp.status == 200)`](https://github.com/WorldBrain/Research-Engine/blob/master/src/js-browserify/download_urls.js#L85)

What do you mean with: > Or maybe only accept 20x codes.

@amitkumarj441 I am not entirely sure, if I understand? This line links to the import process at the moment. Why should we link it to a description?

@BigBlueHat @tilgovi Did you ever work with or know about hood.ie? Do you think it is possible to integrate into a chrome extension? http://hood.ie/

> That said, I'm pretty sure (judging from another look through the docs) that it's a server-focused framework--doing user management, email, etc. You could certainly communicate with a hood.ie server...

Work that has already been done for this you find here: https://github.com/WorldBrain/Research-Engine/tree/refactor-react not finished yet.

@aquibm also has a few words to say to it, he is in new zealand though (night time) His first comment though was that he supports @obsidianart's point. He will...

@ShamariFeaster thanks for your thoughtful input (havent seen the change before posting the response) Agreed to your requirements for new frameworks. (At least from a non-developer point of view :)...

cool. how would the versioning work then? Just uploading updated files via ftp?

perfect.