Updated README

Author: Steven Heidel

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 # RefineryCMS Tutorials Site
 
-This is a port of the refinerycms tutorials site [http://tutorials.refinerycms.org](http://tutorials.refinerycms.org) from jekyll to refinerycms.
+This is the open source code of the refinerycms tutorials site [http://tutorials.refinerycms.org](http://tutorials.refinerycms.org) which obviously uses a refinerycms backend.
 
-## Why?
+This website is run by the nice people on the IRC channel, go there to contribute your suggestions as well:
 
-Problems with jekyll:
-
-- hard to contribute
-- lacking features
-- not refinerycms
-
-Possible solutions:
+    irc.freenode.net
+    #refinerycms
 
-- give trusted people user accounts in refinery to edit and make new pages
-- some sort of tutorials plugin that allows for user signup, versioning, etc.
-- a [refinerycms-wiki](http://github.com/parndt/refinerycms-wiki) plugin [**IN PROGRESS**]
+## Can I contribute tutorials?
 
-## How can I help?
+**PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TUTORIALS!** Contact someone on the IRC or use the 'Suggestions' form on the website to tell us your ideas. We'll give you a login code so you can write your brand new tutorial.
 
-This idea came from the nice people on the IRC channel, go there to contribute your suggestions as well:
+## Can I help with the code?
 
-    irc.freenode.net
-    #refinerycms
+You may fork this project and contribute some functionality that you feel we're desperately missing. Either way, we'd _love_ your help.  If you're extra good, you'll get commit rights to the core repository (hint: this one) if you want them.
 
-Or, if you have an aversion to Internet chatting over the relay, you may fork this project and contribute some functionality that you feel we're desperately missing. Either way, we'd _love_ your help.  If you're extra good, you'll get commit rights to the core repository (hint: this one) if you want them.
+## RefineryCMS-Wiki
 
-Right now I'm just getting the theme transferred over, so most of the work is happening in the themes/tutorials folder. Please contribute, thanks!
+A wiki would present better options for contribution to the site. This is a plugin collaboration taking place here: [http://github.com/parndt/refinerycms-wiki](http://github.com/parndt/refinerycms-wiki)
 
-## RefineryCMS-Wiki
+## RefineryCMS-Blog
 
-Step #1 is to create a wiki, which is a plugin collaboration taking place here: [http://github.com/parndt/refinerycms-wiki](http://github.com/parndt/refinerycms-wiki)
+A blog would also improve how tutorials are categorized and tagged. You can watch and contribute to that process here:
+[http://github.com/resolve/refinerycms-blog](http://github.com/resolve/refinerycms-blog)