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 /**
- *    DataRequestor Class v: 1.6 - Feb 11, 2007
+ *    DataRequestor Class v: 1.7 - Oct 16th, 2008
  *
- *	      Copyright 2007 - Mike West - http://mikewest.org/
+ *	      Copyright 2008 - Mike West - http://mikewest.org/
  *
- *        This software is licensed under the CC-GNU LGPL &lt;http://creativecommons.org/licenses/LGPL/2.1/&gt;
+ *        This software is licensed under the MIT license, details of which
+ *        can be found at http://github.com/mikewest/datarequestor/tree/master/LICENSE
  *
  *        This class wraps the XMLHttpRequest object with a friendly API
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+**This is an abandoned project that I haven't really touched since SXSW 2005!  Please fork it!**
+
 DataRequestor
 =============
 
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         // Insert crazy JavaScript stuff here!
     }
 
-DataRequestor is a solid, stable, and event-driven JavaScript class that you can simply drop into a page and start running with. It makes `XMLHTTPRequest`'s functionality available in a way that doesn&#8217;t make my brain hurt, and hopefully it will do the same for you.  [Download DataRequestor.js][datarequestor] and browse through the code.  It's well commented; use cases and instructions abound.
+DataRequestor is a solid, stable, and event-driven JavaScript class that you can simply drop into a page and start running with. It makes `XMLHTTPRequest`'s functionality available in a way that doesn&#8217;t make my brain hurt, and hopefully it will do the same for you.  [Download DataRequestor.js][download] and browse through the code.  It's well commented; use cases and instructions abound.
 
 How can I get it?
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-You may download the [current stable version (1.6) of DataRequestor.js **right here**][download].  How's that for convenience?
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+You may download the [current stable version (1.6) of DataRequestor.js **right here**][download].  How's that for convenience?
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+[download]: http://github.com/mikewest/datarequestor/tree/master/DataRequestor.js
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    <name>Mike West</name>
    <email>mike@mikewest.org</email>
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  <message>Releasing under the MIT license.</message>
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