Update docs. Remove todo.md, see github issues for todo list now.

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# Comments
NOTE: this is alpha and not designed for production just yet. Please see the TODO.md file for remaining issues.
## Maintainers
* Will Rossiter (Nickname: willr, wrossiter)
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## Introduction
This module provides a commenting functionality for Pages and other DataObjects. It replaces the built in
commenting functionality with a more flexible plug and play version.
This module provides commenting functionality for Pages and other DataObjects
on your SilverStripe site.
For more documentation about the module see the docs/ folder.
For more documentation about the module see the provided documentation located
inside the docs folder.
## Requirements
* SilverStripe Trunk
* SilverStripe 3.0
## Installation
See docs/en/Installing.md
If you are upgrading from 2.4 or older releases please run a /dev/build after installing
the module

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# TODO
The module is still very much in development. I have published it simply as a proof of concept
of the new API. Feel free to recommend changes.
## Things to do.
* Merge Simon Welsh's jQuery work for page comments back in.
* Check comment moderation
* Rework CommentAdmin to ensure it still works
* Test enabling comments on more than 1 instance per page
* Test enabling comments on a dataobject
* Migration Scripts
* Testing
* Documentation

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To enable commenting on other objects (such as your own subclasses of DataObject) add the following
to your `mysite/_config.php` file.
// Adds commenting to the class Foo
Commenting::add('Foo');
// Adds commenting to the class SiteTree (all Pages)
Commenting::add('SiteTree');
You can also pass configuration options to the add function to customize commenting on that object. Again
in your `mysite/_config.php` file replace the previous line with the following
// Adds commenting to the class Foo but requires you login and comments
// Adds commenting to the class SiteTree (all Pages) but require the user to login and comments
// are moderated
Commenting::add('Foo', array(
'require_moderation' => true,