diff --git a/doc/docs.md b/doc/docs.md
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+# Documentation
+
+I'm chucking everything I need in here until I know what I actually want
+
+Requirements:
+- Parse markdown into html content
+- Build templates from html
+- Handle images
+- Configuration via TOML file
+- Automatically update when new content is pushed
+- Blog framework
+   - Ability to link blogs covering the same project automatically
+   - Parse YAML headers for date and project
+
+Stack
+- Clojure for the SSB
+- Just HTML/CSS/JS I don't need anything fancy
+- Markdown files in a directory
+
+Layout:
+- `site`: Contains everything about the site 
+- `templates`: All `.template.html` files in here are indexed as HTML
+- `html`: Contains the top-level html files which will become the site
+    - This does not include the dynamically generated posts, which will also
+      get included
+
+
+Templates
+- Standard HTML for the most part.
+- #{{ }} inserts a template file inline
+- ${{ }} inserts a variable defined either as standard or in the TOML
diff --git a/doc/intro.md b/doc/intro.md
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-# Introduction to website
-
-TODO: write [great documentation](http://jacobian.org/writing/what-to-write/)
diff --git a/src/website/core.clj b/src/website/core.clj
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-(ns website.core)
-
-;; Requirements:
-;; - Parse markdown into html content
-;; - Build templates from html
-;; - Handle images
-;; - Automatically update when new content is pushed
-;; - Blog framework
-;;    - Ability to link blogs covering the same project automatically
-;;    - Parse YAML headers for date and project
-;; 
-;; Stack
-;; - Clojure for the SSB
-;; - Just HTML/CSS/JS I don't need anything fancy
-;; - Markdown files in a directory
+(ns website.core
+  :require [clojure.java.io :as io])
 
 (defn foo
   "I don't do a whole lot."