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 Please see our [contribution guideline](http://propelorm.org/contribute.html). Thank you!
 
-## Status of the project
-
-**Never ending alpha releases?**
-
-Propel v2 started as very big refactoring of the old Propel version 1, making it PSR1-2 compatible, introducing namespaces 
-and refactoring a lot of internal stuff.
-However, the heart (and most complex code at the same time) of Propel 1 and 2 is the 
-[Query](https://github.com/propelorm/Propel2/blob/master/src/Propel/Generator/Builder/Om/QueryBuilder.php) 
-and 
-[Object classes builder](https://github.com/propelorm/Propel2/blob/master/src/Propel/Generator/Builder/Om/ObjectBuilder.php),
-together 8k unmaintainable lines of code. These 2 files (and with it the architecture) is the main problem why we can not 
-release a stable version, because it never went stable and due to the lack of contributions (and mean, nobody is surprised 
-when you look at the very complex structure of those 2 files) we are simply not able to release a version that indicates 
-that you get somehow support for bugs and new features, which is our aspiration to do so once a official stable version is tagged.
-
-Because Propel2 took so much time (several years) and ActiveRecord (the way it was built in Propel1 and 2) is not modern
-anymore (only hardly testable, not so much enjoyable) along with other reasons, we decided to rewrite the very heart of Propel. 
-The result is [Propel3 a data-mapper](https://github.com/propelorm/Propel3) implementation with optional active-record traits.
-It is much cleaner now, is able to support also NoSQL databases and its data-mapper implementation allows you to write tests
-in a more enjoyable way. To sum up: A very modern approach that is also designed to work in a high-performance 
-application-server environment like [PHP-PM](https://github.com/php-pm/php-pm).   
-
-In our eyes it makes no sense to tag a Propel2 stable version, because there is simply too less manpower on this very complex
-project, we do not want to maintain an old obsolete architecture and want to invest our life time more in a modern approach
-of doing ORM in modern PHP.
-
-Our advice:
-
-1. Use Doctrine if you are looking for a long-term supported, full-featured (and difficult to learn) and stable ORM.
-2. Use easy to learn Eloquent for prototyping and smaller projects.
-3. Help us build Propel3, which aims someday to be both of the above.
-
 ## License
 
 See the `LICENSE` file.