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 | [https://github.com/mTwTm/ mTwTm(Teng-pao Yu)]
 | [https://github.com/mTwTm/ mTwTm(Teng-pao Yu)] (mTwTm@mozilla.com), [https://github.com/cnevinc/ Nevin Chen] (nevin@mozilla.com)
-| We're receiving requests for mockups already; thank you! However, to best give students the flexibility to design their own implementation we don't have these at least at this point. Nevertheless, to illustrate what might make a good proposal, we want you to imagine what would be a convenient way to schedule downloads. There are many ways we could do this: Copy-pasting download links, have the app opened whenever a link is clicked, or find a way to give other third-party apps access to your App's download queue. As we approach the project start date we expect to have this better laid-out, but we look forward to hearing your ideas.
+| We're receiving requests for mockups already; thank you! However, the core of this project to me is the downloading library rather than the App. To illustrate what might make a good proposal, we want you to imagine what would be a convenient way to schedule downloads. There are many ways we could do this: Copy-pasting download links, have the app opened whenever a link is clicked, or find a way to give other third-party apps access to your App's download queue.
+I would also encourage candidates to differentiate onself by focusing on demonstrating your understanding to Android Apps and download protocols. Brainstorming for more use cases is encouraged but we would really like to learn more about how you can implement this project efficently instead of what you can plan in your proposal.
 Also, we're utilizing the Mozilla Asia Product mail-list (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mozilla-asia-products) for discussions around this project. You might find some useful discussions there as well.
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