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Ensuring content/images is present

- removed the two old core/content READMEs which serve little purpose
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# Changelog, which is autogenerated, not committed
CHANGELOG.md

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#Content
This section of the repo is the area that a normal user is allowed to add and change stuff. This is where their themes, plugins and images will live.
By default for an install:
* the themes directory will contain Casper
* the plugins directory will be empty
* the images directory will be empty
Currently the plugins and images directory contain some stuff for testing.
By default, Ghost will support very basic image uploads. It will be expected and encouraged for users to connect to a 3rd party service for improved media support and a CDN. Much like comments, we don't see supporting advanced file uploads, having a media library or being a CDN as core competencies - there are already plenty of people out there doing this much better than we can.

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# Core
Core contains the bread and butter of ghost. It is currently divided up into:
* **client** - the assets, helpers, models, view and templates for rendering the admin panel backbone app
* **server** - the controllers & helpers for driving the server side app along with the model, api, and data
* **shared** - just contains lang for now, although it's not shared yet, more stuff should go here soon like handlebars helpers
* **test** - contains unit tests and a set of html prototypes of the admin UI. Really, this folder should reflect all of core
* **ghost.js** - currently both the glue that binds everything together and what gives us the API for registering themes and plugins. The initTheme function is a bit of a hack which lets us serve different views & static content up for the admin & blog
This structure is by no means final and recommendations are more than welcome.