Remove check explanations from README.md

README.md

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 [![Build
 Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/rodjek/puppet-lint.png)](http://travis-ci.org/rodjek/puppet-lint)
-[![Dependency
-Status](https://gemnasium.com/rodjek/puppet-lint.png)](http://gemnasium.com/rodjek/puppet-lint)
 
 The goal of this project is to implement as many of the recommended Puppet
 style guidelines from the [Puppet Labs style
@@ -82,151 +80,6 @@ At the moment, the following tests have been implemented:
  * When using top-scope variables, including facts, Puppet modules should
    explicitly specify the empty namespace.
 
-## Fixing problems
-
-### right_to_left_relationship
-
-```
-WARNING: right-to-left (<-) relationship on line X
-```
-
-While right to left relationships are perfectly valid, it's highly recommended
-that you don't use them as most people think and read from left to right and
-this can lead to confusion.
-
-Bad:
-
-```
-Service['httpd'] <- Package['httpd']
-```
-
-Good:
-
-```
-Package['httpd'] -> Service['httpd']
-```
-
-### autoloader_layout
-
-```
-ERROR: mymodule::myclass not in autoload module layout on line X
-```
-
-Puppet attempts to autoload only the required manifests for the resources and
-classes specified in your manifests.  In order to do this, the autoloader
-expects your manifests to be laid out on disk in a particular format.  For
-example, when you use `mymodule::myclass` in your manifests, Puppet will
-attempt to read `<modulepath>/mymodule/manifests/myclass.pp`.  The only
-exception to this is when you reference `mymodule` itself (without any
-subclass/subtype) in which case it will read
-`<modulepath>/mymodule/manifests/init.pp`.
-
-### parameter_order
-
-```
-WARNING: optional parameter listed before required parameter on line X
-```
-
-In parameterised class and defined type definitions, parameters that are
-required should be listed before optional parameters (those with default
-values).
-
-Bad:
-
-```
-class foo($bar='baz', $gronk) {
-```
-
-Good:
-
-```
-class foo($gronk, $bar='baz') {
-```
-
-### inherits_across_namespaces
-
-Placeholder
-
-### nested_classes_or_defines
-
-Placeholder
-
-### variable_scope
-
-Placeholder
-
-### selector_inside_resource
-
-Placeholder
-
-### case_without_default
-
-Placeholder
-
-### unquoted_resource_title
-
-Placeholder
-
-### ensure_first_param
-
-Placeholder
-
-### unquoted_file_mode
-
-Placeholder
-
-### 4digit_file_mode
-
-Placeholder
-
-### ensure_not_symlink_target
-
-Placeholder
-
-### double_quoted_strings
-
-Placeholder
-
-### only_variable_string
-
-Placeholder
-
-### variables_not_enclosed
-
-Placeholder
-
-### single_quote_string_with_variables
-
-Placeholder
-
-### quoted_booleans
-
-Placeholder
-
-### variable_contains_dash
-
-Placeholder
-
-### hard_tabs
-
-Placeholder
-
-### trailing_whitespace
-
-Placeholder
-
-### 80chars
-
-Placeholder
-
-### 2sp_soft_tabs
-
-Placeholder
-
-### arrow_alignment
-
-Placeholder
-
 ## Disabling checks
 
 ### puppet-lint
@@ -254,7 +107,6 @@ For a list of all the flags just type:
 puppet-lint --help
 ```
 
-
 ### Rake task
 
 You can also disable checks when running puppet-lint through the supplied Rake