Remove unused upstream files #180
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Is there a reason to delete |
If you're using them, they can stay! I didn't actually know what all was still in use, so I can put them back! |
Signed-off-by: Elsie Hupp <[email protected]>
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@randomnetcat does it look good now? I'm pretty sure the three files I just put back were the only ones that actually referred back to |
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The other files are mostly lists of wikis and no longer up-to-date. Live lists like these should be fetched by a script as required, e.g. from WikiApiary. |
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I've created a new repository for these files, in case we ever feel like doing anything with them.