Defer to README for website dev

docs/infrastructure/website.rst

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 The Website
 ===========
 
-RITlug's website is powered by Github pages and stored in a repository in the RITlug Github organization.
-It is powered by vanilla Jekyll (no plugins) as Github pages does not allow plugins for security reasons.
-In order to update any aspect of the site, simply push or merge changes to the repository and the changes will take effect within a few minutes.
+RITlug's website is powered by GitHub Pages and stored in a repository in the RITlug Github organization.
 
-Announcements
--------------
-
-This is a quick rundown of how to post an announcement on the RITlug website.
-See also `Announcements <announcements.md>`__.
-
--  Fork the repository to your own Github account (go to the RITlug repository and click "fork")
--  Clone the repository locally (if desired - you can also create it online)
--  Create a new file in announcements/\_posts named with the convention 2015-10-02-new-website.md
--  Add front matter to the file
-
-   ::
-
-       ---
-       title: title of your announcement
-       author: your name
-       date: date, in the format 2015-10-03
-       tags: [a, list, of tags] (optional)
-       layout: post
-       ---
-
--  Add a blank line, then type your announcement
--  Add the new file to git
--  Git commit
--  Git push to your repository
--  Open a pull request against the master branch (which is default) of the RITlug copy of the repository
--  When your pull is merged, the site will update within a few minutes
-
-Talks
------
-
-This follows the same process as announcements, with a couple of small tweaks:
-
--  The files will be put in talks/\_posts
--  There is an extra line in the frontmatter called 'slides' which provides a link to where the slides for the talk can be viewed.
-   This should be a URL, usually along the lines of /talks/your-talk-name.pdf if hosted on the RITlug site
--  The slides (if hosted on the RITlug site) should be put in the talks folder, prefaced with the year and semester. Something like 2015-fall-
--  If hosted on the RITlug site, the slides should also be committed
-
-Site Source
------------
-
-This is the structure of the source code for the site, e.g. where to find anything.
-Most of the structure should be pretty self explanatory.
-
-The site uses Google's `Material Design Light template <http://getmdl.io>`__, version 1.0.
-The javascript is patched to allow for linking to other pages in the tab bar - a feature which should be built in in version 1.1.
-
-The site follows a fairly typical Jekyll setup so you can refer to the Jekyll documentation.
-
-Pointer: You can access announcements from within templates using {{ site.categories.announcements }} and talks using {{ site.categories.talks }}.
-
-.. raw:: html
-
-   <pre>
-   ├── about.md - the about page (at /about.html)
-   ├── announcements
-   │   ├── index.html
-   │   └── _posts - all announcements posted on the site, in markdown format
-   ├── _config.yml
-   ├── connect.html
-   ├── css
-   │   ├── material-brown-orange.css
-   │   └── styles.css
-   ├── feeds
-   │   └── latest.xml - ATOM feed
-   ├── img
-   │   └── ritlug.png
-   ├── _includes - sections of the template. These are files included in templates in the _layouts directory.
-   ├── index.html
-   ├── js
-   │   └── material.js
-   ├── _layouts - Available layouts. These are referred to in the pages themselves.
-   │   ├── default.html
-   │   ├── page.html
-   │   └── post.html
-   ├── LICENSE
-   ├── README.md
-   ├── schedule.md
-   └── talks
-       ├── index.html
-       └── _posts - Talks posted on the site, in markdown format
-   </pre>
-
-Developing and Previewing
--------------------------
-
-`Refer to the README in the site repository <http://github.com/ritlug/ritlug.github.io>`__
+`Please refer to the README and CONTRIBUTING in the site repository <http://github.com/ritlug/ritlug.github.io>`__