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     new 9840466  Update index.html removing FineractCN
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commit 984046646ebece219a1c22302225f8e2a284023c
Author: James D <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Tue Jun 6 08:30:22 2023 -0700

    Update index.html removing FineractCN
    
    Describe deprecated project
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diff --git a/index.html b/index.html
index cd1c880..dfb353e 100644
--- a/index.html
+++ b/index.html
@@ -75,20 +75,32 @@
         Fineract(tm) is aimed at innovative mobile and cloud-based solutions,
         and enables digital transaction accounts for all.
       </p>
-       <p class="flow-text justify-align">Fineract(tm) 1.x is a mature 
platform with open APIs (see releases below),
-    while Fineract(tm) CN (under development) is a cloud native, microservice 
architecture
-    also supporting open banking APIs. 
+       <p class="flow-text justify-align">Fineract(tm) 1.x is a cloud-ready 
platform with open APIs. It is, by design, a headless application.  
+               Solution Providers, including system integrators and banking 
system operators are able to build their own front end solutions on top of 
Fineract. 
+               We encourage all Consumers (or users) of fineract to consult 
competent technical resources for all questions related to securing and running 
the software properly. 
+               Please consult the Apache license for further legal information 
and the FAQ for key information about the setup of this project. 
+           </p>
+          
+       <p class="flow-text justify-align"> NOTE DEPRECATED SUB-PROJECT: The 
Fineract Community has also worked on a code project called Fineract(tm) CN, 
+               intended to operate as a microservice architecture.  If you 
find references to this project, please be aware that it is still 
+               around as an area of exploration but should not be confused 
with the Fineract1.x releases. In May 2023, the Fineract Community decided to 
DEPRECATE this project. 
+               This side-project served an important role in describing a 
microservice approach, however, no release of the code was completed by the 
Fineract Community.              
       </p>
       <div class="divider"></div>
     </section>
+       
+       
     <section id="about" class="section">
       <h3 class="center-align">About</h3>
       <p class="flow-text justify-align">
         Fineract(tm) can be deployed in any environment:
-        cloud or on-premise.  It can support front end interfaces on or 
offline, mobile or PC.
-        It’s extensible enough to support any organizational type or delivery 
channel,
-        and flexible enough to support any product, service, or lending 
methodology.
-        For any organization, big or small, it provides
+        cloud or on-premise, although most active contributions are coming in 
on cloud based deployments.  
+       It can support front end interfaces on or offline, mobile or PC, 
depending on the requirements and as managed by the implementing organization.
+
+       It’s aim is to be extensible enough to support any organizational type 
or delivery channel,
+        and flexible enough to support any product, service, or lending 
methodology.  
+        
+       For any organization, big or small, it provides
         the client data management, loan and savings portfolio management, 
integrated real time accounting,
         and social and financial reporting needed
         to bring digital financial services to a modern connected world.
@@ -105,17 +117,7 @@
       It includes an open API that dates to 2011 and is deployed in relatively 
high transaction
       volume environments.
     </p>
-               <p class="flow-text justify-align">
-      Fineract CN operates on the principle that financial services are an 
innovative space
-      and so each fineract microservice encapsulates a domain that can be 
combined
-      with other microservices to create new platform offerings.
-      Fineract CN microservices can be combined to create new software 
platforms for
-      digital financial service providers.
-      Fineract CN is still in its early days, but preliminary tests have shown 
that a
-      simple single-instance laptop deployment of Fineract CN can process over
-      1000 transactions/second.
-      Fineract CN also includes a fully Apache-licensed backoffice UI.
-         </p>
+               
          <p class="flow-text justify-align">
       Fineract 1.x began incubation at Apache in December 2015 and is used by
       an active community of companies

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