Overhauls TOC of manual

This work is based on discussion and etherpadding (is that a verb) on
April 14th between Deb, Greg, Karen, Will, and Chris.

It was an epic collaborative sprint.

docs/codedocs.rst

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+====================
+ Code Documentation
+====================
+
+FIXME - stub!

docs/contributinghowto.rst

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+====================
+ Contributing HOWTO
+====================
+
+We're super glad you want to contribute!
+
+There are a variety of ways you can help us and become part of the
+team.  We're not just looking for coders!  We're also looking for
+documentation writers, users, testers, evangelists, painters, bakers,
+candle-stick makers...
+
+However, if you are a coder and you're looking to code, check out the
+:ref:`hacking-howto`.
+
+The rest of this chapter talks about different things we need your
+help with.
+
+**File bugs**
+
+    Filing bugs is an important part of any project.  For more
+    information on filing bugs, see :ref:`filing-bugs`.
+
+
+**Translate GNU MediaGoblin**
+
+    Knowing more than one language is an important skill.  If you are
+    multi-lingual and are interested in translating GNU MediaGoblin,
+    see :ref:`translating`.
+
+FIXME - add additional things here
+
+
+.. _filing-bugs:
+
+File bugs
+=========
+
+GNU MediaGoblin uses a bug tracker called `Redmine
+<http://www.redmine.org>`.
+
+The bug tracker is at http://bugs.foocorp.net/ and bugs go in the
+``GNU mediagoblin`` project.
+
+FIXME - how to file a good bug report
+
+
+.. _translating:
+
+Translate GNU MediaGoblin
+=========================
+
+FIXME - need to write this
+
+
+Where to go when you get stuck
+==============================
+
+FIXME - need to write this

docs/foreward.rst

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  Foreward
 ==========
 
-What is GNU MediaGoblin
+About this manual
-=======================
+=================
 
-See the web-site at http://mediagoblin.org/ .
+This is the GNU MediaGoblin manual.  This documentation targets the
+following groups of individuals:
+
+* people who want to use the software
+* people who want to deploy the software
+* contributors
+
+This manual is a living document and is in the ``mediagoblin``
+repository in the ``docs/`` directory.
 
 
 Who wrote this documentation
 ============================
 
-* Chris Webber
+In no particular order:
-* Will Kahn-Greene
+
+* Chris
+* Will
+* Deb
+* Greg
+* Karen
 
 
 How should I bring up errors in the documentation

docs/hackinghowto.rst

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+.. _hacking-howto:
+
 ===============
  Hacking HOWTO
 ===============
 
-So you want to hack on GNU MediaGoblin
+
-======================================
+So you want to hack on GNU MediaGoblin?
+=======================================
 
 First thing to do is check out the Web site where we list all the
 project infrastructure including:
@@ -75,6 +78,8 @@ Run::
 Creating a new file
 ===================
 
+FIXME - this needs to be updated when it's set in stone.
+
 All new files need to have license/copyright information.
 
 The following kinds of files get the GNU AGPL header:
@@ -93,3 +98,15 @@ under the CC BY license:
 
 * image files
 * video files
+
+
+Quickstart for Django programmers
+=================================
+
+FIXME - write this
+
+
+Bite-sized bugs to start with
+=============================
+
+FIXME - write this

docs/index.rst

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 Welcome to GNU MediaGoblin's documentation!
 ===========================================
 
-This documentation covers the GNU MediaGoblin software.  It is versioned
+Table of Contents:
-alongside the code and the source for this documentation is located in
-the mediagoblin repository in the ``docs/`` directory.
-
-It is also viewable on the Web site in HTML form.
-
-
-Contents:
 
 .. toctree::
    :maxdepth: 2
 
    foreward
-   softwarestack
+   mediagoblin
    deploymenthowto
+   contributinghowto
    hackinghowto
+   theminghowto
+   softwarestack
    designdecisions
+   workflow
+   codedocs
 
 
 Indices and tables

docs/mediagoblin.rst

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+=================
+ GNU MediaGoblin
+=================
+
+What is GNU MediaGoblin
+=======================
+
+Three years ago, a number of free software luminaries got together at
+the FSF office to answer the question, "What should software freedom
+look like on the participatory web?"  Those thinkers included Richard
+Stallman - founder of the free software movement and instigator of the
+GNU project, Evan Prodromou - the driving force behind Status.net, a
+highly sucessful federated micro-blogging service, and FIXME.
+
+Since that time Identi.ca and Libre.fm have answered the
+freedom-loving web-user's need for micro-blogging and music sharing.
+Now, GNU MediaGoblin is building a format for users to share photos.
+Later versions of MediaGoblin will include support for video and other
+media as well as tools to encourage collaboration on media projects.
+
+
+Why are we doing this?
+======================
+
+Centralization and proprietization of media on the internet is a
+serious problem and makes the web go from a system of extreme
+resilience to a system of frightening fragility.  We believe people
+should be able to own their data and that measn someone has to build
+the tools to make it possible.  We decide that in this case, that
+someone would be us!
+ 
+
+Who are you?
+============
+
+Free software activists and folks who have worked on a variety of
+other projects like Libre.fm, GNU Social, Status.net, Miro, Miro
+Community, OpenHatch and other projects as well.  We're admirers and
+contributors.  We're writers and painters.  We're friendly and
+dedicated to computer user freedom.
+
+
+How can I participate?
+======================
+
+See `Get Involved <http://mediagoblin.org/join/>`.
+
+
+How is this licensed?
+=====================
+
+FIXME - write this once we work out the details
+
+
+Is this an official GNU Project?  What does that mean?
+======================================================
+
+We are!  It means that we meet the GNU Project's rigourous standards
+for free software.  To find out more about what that means, check out
+`the GNU site <http://gnu.org/>`.
+
+Please feel free to contact us with further questions!
+

docs/theminghowto.rst

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+===============
+ Theming HOWTO
+===============
+
+FIXME - stub!

docs/workflow.rst

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-========================================================
+==========================================================================
- Workflow, and other structurally significant braindumps
+ Design Document: Workflow, and other structurally significant braindumps
-========================================================
+==========================================================================
+
+.. Note::
+
+   When we get a wiki, this will get moved there.  It's here for now
+   mostly because we didn't have a better place for it.
+
 
 This document attempts to describe the envisioned workflow of
 mediagoblin, from a structural standpoint.  For now, *nothing* in this