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 # Shotwell Photo Manager
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 ## Introduction
 Shotwell is a digital photo manager designed for the GNOME desktop
 environment.  It allows you to import photos from disk or camera,
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 ## Installation & Licensing
 Please consult the (INSTALL) and (COPYING) files for more information.
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 ## Quick Start
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 There are three ways to import photos: via drag-and-drop, from a digital
 camera, and from the File menu.
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 * Drag-and-drop: Simply drag photos from your file manager and drop them
 onto the Shotwell window.  You may drag files or directories.  The photos
 will be imported into the library.
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-* Camera: Connect your digital camera to your computer.  Shotwell will 
-detect it and list it in the sidebar.  When you select the camera, Shotwell 
-will load previews of each photo.  You may choose specific photos to 
-import or to import them all. 
-Shotwell uses gPhoto2 to communicate with digital cameras.  If your camera 
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+* Camera: Connect your digital camera to your computer.  Shotwell will
+detect it and list it in the sidebar.  When you select the camera, Shotwell
+will load previews of each photo.  You may choose specific photos to
+import or to import them all.
+Shotwell uses gPhoto2 to communicate with digital cameras.  If your camera
 does not appear in Shotwell's sidebar or there is a problem importing
 photos, visit http://www.gphoto.org to see if it is supported.
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 * File menu: Select File -> Import From Folder ... and select a directory
 from the chooser dialog box.  Shotwell will scan the directory and all
 sub-directories for photo files and automatically import them.
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+
 Once your photos are in Shotwell's library, you can view, edit, and export
-them.  More features are planned, so check http://www.yorba.org/shotwell
+them.  More features are planned, so check https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Shotwell
 regularly for updates.
 
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 Shotwell project page:      https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Shotwell
 Shotwell documentation:     http://shotwell-project.org/doc/html/
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-We also encourage you to join the Shotwell mailing list. See
-https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/shotwell-list for how to subscribe
-to the mailing list.
+GNOME Gitlab Project:       https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/shotwell
 
-    Copyright 2016 Software Freedom Conservancy Inc.
+The place for discussions with other users of Shotwell is GNOME's discourse,
+using the Application category and the tag "shotwell":
 
+https://discourse.gnome.org/tag/shotwell
 
+    Copyright 2016 Software Freedom Conservancy Inc.