anchor.diff:  Some of the key features currently available are:
   
   - Visual authoring and representation capabilities for diagrams
  -- Runtime server and client side processing, validation and constraint features
  +- Runtime server and client side processing, validation, and constraint features
   - Rich client multi-platform support
   - Rich set of client features - complex shapes, toolboxes, poly-line support, animations, layout alignment and distribution, keyboard integration and much more
  -- Rich set of client components - viewer, editor and preview authoring modes, components palette, visual diagram structure , property editors and toolbars
  +- Rich set of client components - viewer, editor and preview authoring modes, components palette, visual diagram structure , property editors, and toolbars
   - Properties rendering and authoring capabilities by extensible an form mechanism
  -- Easy extensibility of data models, behaviors, validations, constraints and shapes
  +- Easy extensibility of data models, behaviors, validations, constraints, and shapes
   - Additional serialization formats
   - Native workbench integration
  -- Builtin support for HTML5 & canvas
  -- Builtin BPMN2 support
  +- Built-in support for HTML5 & canvas
  +- Built-in BPMN2 support
   
   
   === Form Modeler (Preview)
  
positive.code: Some of the new features are:
  
  ** Form Layout based on Bootstrap Grid System
  ** _Drag & Drop_ form editor to simplify the form composition.
  ** New widget library including TextBoxes, TextAreas, DatePickers, ListBoxes, Radios, and Nested Forms.
  ** Supports both simple Data Types (such as String, numbers, and boolean) and Data Objects created using the Data Modeler
  ** Ability to easily generate forms for Data Objects and Business Processes
  ** Improved way to modify field bindings over the previous jBPM Form Modeler
  ** Field validation based on http://beanvalidation.org/1.1/spec/[Bean Validation]
  
  .New Form Editor (Preview)
  
negative.code: 
  We are working on a completely *new web-based process designer*, and this release introduces a early preview (where we only support a small subset of the full feature set).
  
  The new jBPM process designer, also known as _Stunner_, is an open-source software that brings to users exciting representation and authoring capabilities for business process diagrams. It is completely focused on, built and designed for end users, providing an easy yet powerful and rich modelling experience.
  
  The following image shows an example of a BPMN2 diagram authoring screen:
  
  .Stunner - BPMN2 Diagram authoring screen
  image::ReleaseNotes/StunnerAuthoringScreen.png[align="center"]
  
  Our long-term experience along with the community and customers' feedback have allowed us to bring the most state-of-the-art modelling tool.
  
  Built as an open-source library, it is intended for developers as well, providing useful customization and extensibility capabilities.
  
  [IMPORTANT]
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  The following two process designers are included in the workbench: the already existing JBPM Designer and the Stunner, the new one. It is important to notice that the previously existing jBPM Designer is still being considered the full BPMN compliant process designer for production and regular use, meanwhile Stunner is available as a _preview feature_, supporting only a few BPMN elements. More amazing features are still on progress.
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  [NOTE]
  