diff --git a/README.rst b/README.rst
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--- a/README.rst
+++ b/README.rst
@@ -59,6 +59,8 @@ Jeff Knupp (|@jeffknupp|_) `describes how `_.
It is based on `Terry Jones's proposal `__.
It is licensed under the `MIT License `_.
@@ -76,5 +78,5 @@ Coming soon.
Issues
------
-If you find a bug, or want a feature, please `file an issue `__ (if it hasn't already been filed).
-If you're willing and able, consider `contributing `__.
+``txrc`` did what I needed when I needed it, but I have no interested in maintaining it further.
+`Issues `__ and other `contributions `__ are no longer considered.
diff --git a/docs/contrib.rst b/docs/contrib.rst
index 435d12d..6018511 100644
--- a/docs/contrib.rst
+++ b/docs/contrib.rst
@@ -18,65 +18,4 @@ If those files are missing or appear to be modified from their originals, then p
Contributing to ``txrc``
========================
-There are several ways you can contribute.
-
-Filing Issues
--------------
-
-You can `file new issues `__ as you find them.
-Please avoid duplicating issues.
-These may be helpful:
-
-* `Tips to Write a Good Bug Report `__ by Soon Hui
-* `Writing Effective Bug Reports `__ (PDF) by Elisabeth Hendrickson
-
-Submission Guidelines
----------------------
-
-If you're willing and able, consider `submitting a pull request `__ (PR) with a fix.
-There are only a few guidelines:
-
-* If it isn't already there, please add your name (and optionally your GitHub username, email, website address, or other contact information) to the :doc:`CREDITS ` file:
-
- .. code-block:: rst
-
- ...
- * `Gordon the Turtle `_
- ...
-
-* Try to follow the source conventions as you observe them.
- (Note: I have purposely avoided aspects of `PEP8 `_, in part because I have adopted conventions developed from my experiences with other languages, but mostly because I'm growing older and more stubborn.)
-
-..
-
-* Provide tests where feasible and appropriate.
- At the very least, existing tests should not fail.
- (There are exceptions, but if there is any doubt, they probably don't apply.)
-
- Unit tests live in ``./test``.
- Tests can be run with ``tox [-e TOX_ENV]`` (requires `Tox `_) or ``"${PYTHON:-python}" setup.py test``.
-
- There are two helper scripts that may be of interest.
- To set up a virtual environment (via ``virtualenv``) for development and to run unit tests using `Tox`_ from that virtual environment, you can do the following:
-
- .. code-block:: sh
-
- ( . ./helpers/venvsetup.sh && ./helpers/runtests.sh [-e TOX_ENV] )
-
-* If you need me, mention me (|@posita|_) in your comment, and describe specifically how I can help.
-
-.. |@posita| replace:: **@posita**
-.. _`@posita`: https://github.com/posita
-
-* If you want feedback on a work-in-progress (WIP), create a PR and prefix its title with something like, "``NEED FEEDBACK -``".
-
-..
-
-* If your PR is still in progress, but you aren't blocked on anything, prefix the title with something like, "``WIP -``".
-
-..
-
-* Once you're ready for a merge, resolve any merge conflicts, squash your commits, and provide a useful commit message.
- (`This `__ and `this `__ may be helpful.)
- Then prefix the PR's title to something like, "``READY FOR MERGE -``".
- I'll try to get to it as soon as I can.
+**UPDATE: This project is no longer maintained or supported. Issues, pull requests, and other contributions will be ignored.**