Drop chapters/sections I don't have time to write

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@@ -98,8 +98,31 @@ soon.
 
 # Repository management
 
-FIXME. This chapter discusses repository management, including
-repository config variables.
+Repositories are managed using commands in the nearby table. Use the
+Gitano `help` command to get details.
+
+-------             ---------------------------------------------------
+command             description
+`create`            create a new, empty repository
+`destroy`           destroy a repository
+`copy`              create a new repoistory by copying an existing one
+`config`            inspect or set repository configurtion
+-------             ---------------------------------------------------
+
+Configuration variables for repositories are listed in a table.
+
+-------                 ---------------------------------------------------
+variable                description
+`project.description`   description of repo, shown by web interface
+`project.head`          where the repository HEAD points, e.g., `refs/heads/master`
+`project.owner`         Gitano user who owns the repository
+-------                 ---------------------------------------------------
+
+FIXME: Are there more?
+
+You can set any configuration varible, but the `project.*` ones have
+special meaning to Gitano.
+
 
 # Lace syntax and semantics
 
@@ -280,40 +303,6 @@ follows:
 
 FIXME: What about per-project rules?
 
-## Testing one's ruleset
-
-META: This section discusses systematic testing of one's ruleset.
-Might or might not include automated testing (with yarn).
-
-# The default Gitano ruleset
-
-META: This chapter is a walkthrough of the default Gitano ruleset.
-Ideally implemented in such a way that it is either generated from the
-Gitano source code, or vice versa.
-
-# Good practices for writing rulesets
-
-META: This chapter discusses various best practices for writing Gitano
-rulesets. It may initially have to be a skeleton until the Gitano
-community gathers enough experience to write something substantial.
-But an interview with Daniel for good ideas should come up with enough
-for an initial chapter.
-
-# Common things one may want to do
-
-META: This chapter discusses some common changes one may want to do to
-the default ruleset. Ideally, there would be none, but reality is ugly.
-
-## Anonymous access
-
-META: This section describes how to allow anyone access to specific
-repositories.
-
-## Cgit integration
-
-META: This section describes how to allow cgit show specific
-repositories.
-
 # Backup and restore of a Gitano instance
 
 When gitano-setup is run, the admin needs to specify a Unix user in
@@ -322,5 +311,3 @@ we'll assume the home directory is `/home/git`.
 
 To backup a Gitano instnace, backup `/home/git`. To restore, restore
 the directory. 
-
-FIXME: Need to re-generate .ssh/authorizes_keys?