folder scanning and saving images

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diff --git a/json-instagram/src/exampleApp.cpp b/json-instagram/src/exampleApp.cpp
index c064261..75935a0 100644
--- a/json-instagram/src/exampleApp.cpp
+++ b/json-instagram/src/exampleApp.cpp
@@ -1,48 +1,6 @@
 #include "exampleApp.h"
 
-/*
-so far so good, NOW
 
-threading
-
-parse response and identify new pictures
-save pictures & metadata - rather than reloading each time?
-local images format
-do we need any metadata? I guess not other than to know the tag id
-could save with the tag id as the name of file, simpler
-
-how exactly do we parse or mipmap the images
-do we worry about memory - I guess not
-
-identify the images
-
-image save- reload system (? even necessary ?)
-camera + button
-transitions
-
-should the loader own the images?
-should the whole image bank be locked while loading?
-alternatively each image could have a lock? - threadedImage
-
-or true mip map via drawsubsection?
-
-start with a max size say 64 - should be 16k inc mip maps
-
-graphics card has 2048MB
-9% in use by ubuntu
-117964 textures
-I wonder is this faster with shared memory..
-
-load app
-get list of images in defined folder
-load them and create mip maps
-store indexed by file stub
-
-when a new image comes in
-load and create mip maps
-save to 
-
-*/
 
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