remove the wireless objects idea because it's too small for a GSoC project

README.md

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 [ASCII art to Purr Data diagram conversion](#ascii-art-to-purr-data-diagram-conversion)
 
-[Navigation of "Wireless" Objects](#navigation-of-wireless-objects)
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 [Terminal REPL](#terminal-repl)
 
 [Core Accessibility](#core-accessibility)
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 Javascript if converting ASCII art to Purr Data diagram, C if
 attempting to convert from graphical diagram *back* to ASCII art.
 
-Navigation of Wireless Objects
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-
-### Goal
-Make it possible for the user to navigate among all extant wireless
-objects that are bound to a particular symbol.
-
-### Details
-Purr Data diagrams typically consist of objects-- English words in
-boxes-- connected by Bezier curves. In a complex diagram, however, the
-Bezier curves can end up obscuring the flow of the data in the diagram. For
-these instances, "wireless" objects like `[send]` and `[receive]` may be
-used to send data from one object to another without making an explicit
-connection.
-
-However, such "nonlocal" connections can quickly make diagrams difficult to
-maintain. It would be helpful if the user could query a particular "wireless"
-object to find out how many other objects it communicates with.
-
-Internally, all related "wireless" objects are bound to the same immutable
-symbol. This makes it easy to find all related objects for a given symbol.
-
-Probably the easiest UI for this would be a button to query all related
-connections. Once Purr Data's engine finishes the search, it can send back
-the ids of all the objects it found. Finally, the gui can just print a list
-of hyperlinks to the console. When the user clicks any hyperlink, the
-corresponding object can be highlighted (or the relevant diagram brought up
-with the object in it highlighted).
-
-### Challenges
-Purr Data's bindelem and pd_bind API are a little
-tricky if one hasn't used them before. However, once that interface is
-understood it is all that is needed to return a complete list of all
-nonlocal objects bound to a particular symbol.
-
-The remainder of the problem is easy and can be done in Javascript. However,
-this problem "upgrades" gracefully. Once the initial UI is done, it can be
-tested on users and iteratively improved from there.
-
-### Languages
-Javascript, C.
-
 Terminal REPL
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