Update README, clarifications and tweaks

(The only reason the spanish translaiton is dropped is because
maintaining two README files is more work and easy for them to end up
out of sync with each other)

README.md

@@ -1,18 +1,13 @@
-# What is this?
-This repository contains the code that runs the https://subtitulamos.tv website.
-
-You can also find this README in [Spanish](./README.es.md)
-
 # Contributing
-Thanks for your interest in helping out! In order to be able to contribute, you will need an environment in which to develop. A detailed setup is provided below. 
+Thanks for your interest in helping out! In order to be able to contribute, you will need an environment in which to develop. A detailed setup is provided below.
+
+## What can I contribute to?
+You're free to contribute in any open issue that's not being tackled by anyone at the moment. However, if there's not an specific issue for the thing you want to make, **make sure** to open an issue or create a thread in [the forums](https://foro.subtitulamos.tv) first to verify it's something that the community is interested in! Also, when contributing, please follow the contribution rules:
 
 ## Contribution rules
 - Format the code using [php-cs-fixer](https://github.com/FriendsOfPHP/PHP-CS-Fixer) before creating a pull request. The rules are shipped with the code, on the `php-cs.dist` file that PHP-CS-Fixer will automatically pick up.
 - The whole codebase is in english: please use english variable names/comments/commit messages and whatnot.
 
-## What can I contribute?
-You're free to contribute in any open issue that's not being tackled by anyone at the moment. However, if there's not an specific issue for the thing you want to make, **make sure** to open an issue or create a thread in [the forums](https://foro.subtitulamos.tv) first to verify it's something that the community is interested in!
-
 # Setup
 You need a bunch of things to be installed on the system in order to run the website (a Linux/UNIX machine is recommended, as most tools are not officially designed to run on other OS. Something like Vagrant is an alternative if your OS is not *nix), so let's get on with that:
 
@@ -39,19 +34,15 @@ While you're downloading, you can copy the `.env.example` file on the project ro
 
 After `.env` file has been set up and the composer dependencies have all been installed, you must run, from the project root:
 - `./vendor/bin/doctrine orm:schema:update --force` to create the database schema required by the website
-- `php app/console app:bots:synchronize` to create the bot users. 
+- `php app/console app:bots:synchronize` to create the bot users.
 
 At this point, the website will work, but with no styling at all. For that, you will need to compile the javascript & css. Executing `npm run build` will take care of it! Now it truly works. Well, except the translation area...
 
 ### Realtime translation - Setup
 
-The website uses realtime translation based on websockets. Since PHP is not really ideal for the long-running processes that websocket technology requires, a simple Go server is used instead. To get it, run `go get github.com/subtitulamos/subtitulamos-translate` (You may need to set `GOPATH` environment variable if you didn't already). The `go get` command specific above will both download the source from Github and compile the binary.
-
-You will generally not need to modify the Go server since all the relevant logic is on PHP, and it is just broadcasted via Redis pub-sub system to the Go process, which simply relies it to the connected clients.
-
-To quickly get the server started, you can use `$GOPATH/bin/subtitulamos-translate -redis-pubsub-env <envname>`, where \<envname\> should equal the value of your `ENVIRONMENT` env variable.  
+The website uses realtime translation based on websockets. Since PHP is not really ideal for the long-running processes that websocket technology requires, a simple Go server is used instead. To get it, run `go get github.com/subtitulamos/subtitulamos-translate` (You may need to set `GOPATH` environment variable if you didn't already). The `go get` command specific above will both download the source from Github and compile the binary. To quickly get the server started, you can use `$GOPATH/bin/subtitulamos-translate -redis-pubsub-env <envname>`, where \<envname\> should equal the value of your `ENVIRONMENT` env variable. Once this is done, you will be able to fully translate.
 
-All set! Translations should fully work now.
+*Note*: You will generally not need to modify the Go server since all the relevant logic is on PHP, and it is just broadcasted via Redis pub-sub system to the Go process, which simply relies it to the connected clients.
 
 ## Development
 
@@ -64,7 +55,7 @@ Here's an Nginx config that should work with the website provided it's running o
 
     server {
         listen 80;
-        server_name subtitulamos.dev;
+        server_name subtitulamos.test;
 
         root /path/to/subtitulamos/files;