Moved to https://code.librehq.com/ots/torque/

Author: Frank Duncan

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-# Torque
-
-A Python web server and MediaWiki extension that work
-to turn a MediaWiki instance into a CMS.
-
-The basic workflow is that, after installation, you can upload a json document
-to the torque system through MediaWiki, and then tailor the output
-of that system based on what MediaWiki group a user is part of.
-
-This document provides a brief overview, but see
-[the design documentation](DESIGN.md) for more about the features.  You can also
-join the
-[chat channel](https://chat.opentechstrategies.com/#narrow/stream/45-Lever-for.20Change)
-to talk with the development team, or reach us by filing a ticket in the
-[issue tracker](https://github.com/opentechstrategies/torque/issues).
-
-Examples of a torque-compatible proposal input pipeline for different
-use cases, with ansible scripts relating to setting up a function system
-can be seen in the
-[torque-sites](https://github.com/opentechstrategies/torque-sites) repository.
-
-[Example Setup](./EXAMPLE.md)
-
-# django-torque
-
-django-torque is a django server that's responsible for storing collection data (in json)
-and then serving it out as needed.  As a rule, it's very accepting and should
-not be exposed to the greater internet.  All of the authentication and authorization
-is done via the MediaWiki plugin.
-
-Data, indices, and configuration are stored in the filesystem.
-
-See [torque README](django-torque/README.md) for more in depth information.
-
-# extension
-
-Torque is the MediaWiki plugin that accesses the torque server.
-It uses hooks to ask torque to render pages formatted for MediaWiki, and
-provides JSON versions of the data through MediaWiki's api.
-
-See the [extension README](extension/README.md) for more in depth information.
-
-# Releasing
-
-Look at the [Releasing documentation](RELEASING.md) for notes about versioning
-and releasing torque.
+Please see https://code.librehq.com/ots/torque for the latest version of this package.
+It is no longer hosted on GitHub.