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 Irssi.org
 =========
 
-We need a new shiny website! We would like help with that. We want a
-bootstrap-based, statically-generated, Jekyll-based website :-)
+This repository holds the content of https://irssi.org. It is currently
+bootstrap-based, statically-generated, Jekyll-based website hosted on
+GitHub Pages :-)
 
 Join us in `#irssi` on freenode, if you are interested in helping out.
-
-# What do we want?
-
-We want to have a modern, easily updatable, website that we can use together
-with our already well-functioning Github infrastructure. A contribution should
-arrive as a pull-request such that our contributor team can easily review the
-commits.
-
-Sections we need:
-
-- More or less everything from irssi.org (news, release information, all that
-  jazz).
-- A way to submit articles to the website using Markdown. I'm thinking an index
-  page at `/articles/` and the individual articles as
-  `/articles/my-cool-new-irssi-feature/` where the directory contains an
-  index.markdown with the article itself. The individual article directory can
-  contain images and everything else needed to make the article look shiny.
-- Fancy "how to install irssi page" with the various popular distributions
-  listed + how to do it directly from Git. ahf quite likes something like
-  https://mosh.mit.edu
-- More ideas? :-)
-
-Things to think about:
-
-- [Permalinks](http://jekyllrb.com/docs/permalinks/) in jekyll are... tricky.
-  The best optioned seemed to be to hardcode a permalink into every page to
-  get [cool URIs](http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI).
-- While jekyll does obfuscate email addresses in markdown, this functionality
-  is not available in filters. Hence contributor's email addresses are
-  on the site.
-- There was some objection to adding {{ site.baseurl }} to links in templates.
-  Using the `<base>` tag does not seem to be a viable option due to the
-  inflexible URI schemes, jekyll doesn't seem to want to generate relative
-  URIs it requires.
-
-These issues might be fixable with or without plugins.