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-                         Message Customization Overview
-
-   $Id$
-
-   Copyright (c) 2005-2012 by ircd-hybrid team
-
-     ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-   Hybrid now supports its own .lang format for i18n'd IRC status messages.
-
-   This document is split into two parts, using message files, and creating
-   your own.
-
-     ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-                    Using Provided or Pre-made Message Files
-
-   There are a number of message files provided with ircd-hybrid. These can
-   be found in the source tree in messages/.
-
-   These files are automatically installed by `make install'.
-
-   These message files can be used in ircd once they are installed. Try the
-   installed message file with /quote SET MSGLOCALE <locale> first. The
-   locale will be 'standard' for the plain messages that are Hybrid's
-   default.
-
-   If the desired message file works without any issues, it can be set to be
-   the default message file in the ircd.conf file. Refer to reference.conf's
-   documentation on the message_locale setting.
-
-     ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-                           Creating Your Own Messages
-
-   This process is a little more complicated. The easiest way to start
-   editing messages is to take ircd-standard.example.lang, make a copy,
-   and change whichever status lines you wish.
-
-   Once you have your customized message file ready, just copy it into the
-   same place as the rest of the messages, typically $PREFIX/messages.
-
-   If you think your .lang file deserves to be in the official distribution,
-   submit it to us at bugs@ircd-hybrid.org. It must be complete and as error-
-   free as you can make it since it is subject to public consumption. Providing
-   a translation will be a way that nearly anyone who knows multiple languages
-   to contribute to ircd, and get their name in the translation credits.
-
-   When making such a translation, you should base it off
-   ircd-standard.example.lang, which is a conversion of our base (English)
-   messages.tab into the .lang format. You should edit it from there into your
-   own language, and of course give credit to yourself and whoever else you
-   may have done the translation with. Then, send it off to us, and we'll see
-   what we can do.