Retire the FAQ, it didn't live up to its name and info moved elsewhere

R1/source/_templates/navigation.html

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 	<a href="{{ pathto("extras/index") }}">Extras</a>
     </li>
     <li class="toctree-l1"><a href="{{ pathto("support/index")}}">Get help</a></li>
-    <li class="toctree-l1"><a href="{{ pathto("faq/index") }}">FAQ</a></li>
     <li class="toctree-l1">
 	<a href="/lists/mailman/listinfo">Mailing Lists</a>
     </li>

R1/source/faq/find.rst

-.. _faq_find:
-
-Finding things
---------------
-
-Where is the bug I opened in 2012?
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-When we migrated to github, we created placeholder tickets, so if you
-know the ticket number go to:
-
-	https://github.com/varnishcache/varnish-cache/issues/42
-
-for a suitable value of 42.
-
-If you don't know the ticket number,
-`search github for closed issues <https://github.com/varnishcache/varnish-cache/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed>`_

R1/source/faq/index.rst

-.. _faq:
-
-(In)Frequently asked Questions
-==============================
-
-.. toctree::
-	find
-
-
-.. toctree::
-	:maxdepth: 1
-
-	who
-

R1/source/faq/who.rst

-.. _faq_who:
-
-Who is ... ?
-------------
-
-Anders Berg
-~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Blame Anders!  He is the one who got the crazy idea that the world
-needed another HTTP proxy server software, and convinced his employer,
-the norwegian newspaper `Verdens Gang <http://www.vg.no>`_ to pay for the
-first version to be developed.
-
-Here is an interview with Anders about `how it all began
-<http://info.varnish-software.com/blog/celebrating-10-years-of-varnish-cache-qa-with-the-man-behind-the-idea>`_
-
-Dag-Erling Smørgrav
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-DES was working at Redpill-Linpro, a norwegian UNIX/Open Source company
-when Anders floated his idea for a "forward HTTP cache", he lured PHK
-into joining, was one of the original developers (doing Linux), project
-manager and release engineer for the first three years of the project.
-
-Poul-Henning Kamp
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-PHK, as he's usually known, has written most of the code and come up with
-most of the crazy ideas in Varnish, and yet he still has trouble
-remembering what 'REST', 'CORS' and 'ALPN' means, and he flunked
-'CSS for dummies' because he was never a webmaster or webdeveloper.
-He does have 30+ years of experience in systems programming, and
-that seems useful too.
-
-PHK's `random outbursts </docs/trunk/phk/index.html>`_ has their own
-section in the Varnish documentation.
-
-Per Buer
-~~~~~~~~
-
-Per also worked at Redpill-Linpro, and at some point the impedance
-mismatch between Linpros "normal way of doing things" and the
-potential of Varnish became to steep, he convinced the company to
-spin off `Varnish Software <https://varnish-software.com/>`_
-with himself at the helm.
-
-Do a git blame on the Varnish documentation and you will be surprised
-to see how much he cares about it. Very few people notice this.
-
-Ingvar Hagelund
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Ingvar works as Team Leader (read very skilled sysadmin) at Redpill-Linpro,
-but his passion is reading books and blogging about it, as well as RPM
-packaging. So every Fedora and EPEL (read RedHat and CentOS) Varnish user
-out there owe him a thanks or two. Once in a while, he also trawls the
-internet checking for the rate of Varnish adoption among top web sites.
-
-Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Stig works at Redpill-Linpro and is the guy in charge of packaging Varnish
-for Debian, which means Ubuntu users owe him a thanks also. Besides this,
-he maintains VCL-mode for emacs and is generally a nice and helpful guy.
-
-
-Tollef Fog Heen
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Tollef was product owner and responsible for Varnish while working
-for Redpill-Linpro. later tech lead at Varnish Software and held
-the Varnish release manager helmet for a few years. His experience with
-open source (Debian, Ubuntu and many others) brought sanity to the
-project in ways that are hard to measure or describe.
-
-Kristian Lyngstøl
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Kristian was the first Varnish SuperUser, and he quite literally
-wrote the book, while giving Varnish courses for Redpill-Linpro,
-and he pushed boundaries where no boundaries had been pushed before
-which caused a lot of improvements and "aha!" moments in Varnish.
-
-Artur Bergman
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Artur ran Wikias webservers and CDN when he discovered Varnish and
-eagerly adopted it, causing many bugreports, suggestions, patches
-and improvements.  At some point, he pivoted Wikias CDN into the
-Varnish based startup-CDN named `Fastly <http://www.fastly.com/>`_
-
-Kacper Wysocki
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Kacper was probably the first VCL long program writer. Combine this with
-an interest in security and a job at Redpill-Linpro and he turned
-quickly into the author of security.vcl and, later, the Varnish Security
-Firewall. He does not have any commits in Varnish and still has managed
-to drive quite a few changes into the project. Similarly, he has no idea
-or has even thought about asking for it, and still is being added here
-He maintains the VCL grammar in BNF notation, which is an unexploited
-gold mine.
-
-Nils Goroll
-~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-aka 'slink' is the founder of `UPLEX <http://uplex.de/>`_, a five-head
-tech / consultancy company with negative to zero marketing (applied
-for entry into the "Earth's worst company homepage" competition). He
-fell in love with Varnish when he migrated Germany's Verdens Gang
-counterpart over a weekend in March 2009 and, since then, has
-experienced countless moments of pure joy and happiness when, after
-struggling for hours, he finally understood another piece of
-beautiful, ingenious Varnish code.
-
-Nils' primary focus are his clients and their projects. He tries to
-make those improvements to Varnish which matter to them.
-
-Martin Blix Grydeland
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Martin was the first full-time member of the C-team at Varnish Software.
-He is the main responsible for the amazing revamp of the logging
-facilities and utilities in the 4.0 cycle and later the storage
-rework. Besides that he fixes lots of bugs, knows varnishtest better
-than most, writes vmods and is the Varnish Cache Plus architect.
-
-Lasse Karstensen
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Lasse is the current release manager and stable version maintainer of
-Varnish Cache. When not doing that, he maintains build infrastructure
-and runs the Varnish Software C developer team in Oslo.
-
-Geoff Simmons
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Geoff started working at UPLEX in 2010 and soon learned to love
-Varnish as much as slink does. Since then he's been contributing code
-to the project, writing up various VMODs (mostly about regular
-expressions, blobs, backends and directors), developing standalone
-applications for logging that use Martin's VSL API, and adding custom
-patches to Varnish for various customer needs. He spends most of his
-days in customer projects as "the Varnish guy" on the operations
-teams.

R1/source/index.rst

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 :ref:`I'm new here, please explain this Varnish thing <intro>`
 
-:ref:`Questions and Answers<faq>`
-
 What is happening
 -----------------
 
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    intro/index
    security/index
    business/index
-   faq/index
    releases/index
    docs/index
    support/index