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README.md

@@ -7,24 +7,8 @@ It enables you to create modular user interfaces quickly by combining pre-create
 that are ready for the most use cases. If special user interface components are missing from the
 library, you can simply add them to it via an easy API.
 
-You do not need to pre-create HTML structures on your server or use a lot of frontend templates - modoJS
-does that for you. The interface structure and functionality is created by the library and can be completely
-styled by CSS.
+## HEADS UP!
+V2 changes everything, since its not Backbone and jQuery based anymore but works with the ReactJS
+framework.
 
-Every user interface component is an independent module and can be used multiple times across all your apps. If
-you extend functionality or fix a bug, all your apps can benefit from it. Internationalization can be done easily
- by putting your interface strings into a JSON object that can be switched for each language.
-
-
-##Using the library
-The library, its usage and references to all components can be found on http://docs.modojs.com - the references
-to the components can be found in this repository as markdown files.
-
-You can download builds of the library directly from the `/dist` folder of this repository, or do custom builds
-with only the components you really need from the modoJS website above.
-
-##Contributing to the library
-Contributions are very welcome! This can be bugfixes, improvements to the components, the documentation and/or the
-themes. You can also create new modoJS themes, if you'd like to.
-
-I also plan to write tests for the library but didn't have the time until now.
+V2 is still in alpha stage and has nearly no documentation. I strongly advise against using it currently.