Updated documentation and deleted pages to point to zodiac.wiki.

Author: keikreutler

docs/intro.md

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-# Zodiac Introduction
+# Documentation
 
-Let's discover **Zodiac in less than 5 minutes**.
+The tutorials for the Zodiac protocol have moved. 
 
-Anyone can contribute to the Zodiac compliant collection of tools by submitting a pull request on the repository: https://github.com/gnosis/zodiac. 
-
-## What Is Zodiac?
-
-The expansion pack for DAOs, Zodiac is a collection of tools built according to an open standard. 
-
-The Zodiac open standard enables DAOs to act more like constellations, connecting protocols, platforms, and chains, no longer confined to monolithic designs.
-
-To learn more about the ideas behind Zodiac, visit the [blog](http://gnosisguild.mirror.xyz/). If you have any questions about Zodiac, join the [Gnosis Guild Discord](https://discord.gg/wwmBWTgyEq). 
-
-The Zodiac open standard enables:
-
-- Flexible, module-based control of programmable accounts
-- Un-opinionated standards for programmable account interaction
-- Reusable implementations of core and factory logic
-
-
-## Build a Zodiac Module
-
-Import Module.sol into your module.
-
-```solidity
-import "@gnosis/zodiac/contracts/core/Module.sol";
-
-contract YourModule is Module {
-  /// insert your code here
-}
-
-```
+Please visit: https://zodiac.wiki/index.php/Category:Documentation.

docs/tutorial-build-a-module/01_setup.md

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-# Setup
+# Documentation 
 
-## Welcome
+The tutorial to build your own Zodiac Module has moved. 
 
-In this tutorial, you'll learn the the fundamental concepts of Zodiac modules while you build a super-simple example module. Deploying it first on a local test environment to control a mock [Gnosis Safe](http://gnosis-safe.io/), and later using it to control a real Gnosis Safe on a public test network.
-
-## Setup IDE
-
-For this tutorial, we'll make use of [Remix](https://remix.ethereum.org/), a powerful web-based IDE for building Ethereum applications. However, if you would prefer to use some other developer environment, the instructions should port easily to wherever you like to work.
-
-Start by importing [this gist](https://gist.github.com/auryn-macmillan/105ae8f09c34406997d217ee4dc0f63a).
-
-![Remix: insert from gist](/img/tutorial/build_module_01.png)
-
-This will add three files to your working directory: `Button.sol`, `MockSafe.sol`, and `MyModule.sol`.
-
-![Remix: files](/img/tutorial/build_module_02.png)
-
-Alternatively, you can create each of the files manually and copy the code from [the gist](https://gist.github.com/auryn-macmillan/105ae8f09c34406997d217ee4dc0f63a).
-
-`Button.sol` is a silly little contract with one function, `pushButton()`, which increments a counter, `pushes`. The `pushButton()` function is only callable by the contracts "owner", which will be our Gnosis Safe.
-
-`MockSafe.sol` is a mock of the Gnosis Safe that we'll use for simplicity as we build and test in our local environment. Later we'll replace it with a real Gnosis Safe on a public test network to make sure our module really works.
-
-`MyModule.sol` is where you'll be adding your own code to control our Gnosis Safes and make it push the button in our `Button.sol` contract.
-
-## Deploy Button and MockSafe
-
-Before we write any of our own code, we should deploy our Button and MockSafe contracts to our local environment.
-
-Navigate to the "Solidity Compiler" tab and check "Auto compile". This will re-compile your contract each time you make a change.
-
-![Remix: autocompile](/img/tutorial/build_module_03.png)
-
-With `Button.sol` open, navigate to the "Deploy & Run Transactions" tab, select "Button" from the contracts dropdown, and hit "deploy". Do the same for `MockSafe.sol`.
-
-![Remix: deploy](/img/tutorial/build_module_04.png)
-
-You should now see two items have appeared in the "deployed contracts" section slightly below the deploy button, one each for `Button.sol` and `MockSafe.sol`. You can expand the view of either by clicking the carat to the left of the name, exposing the variables and functions for the contract.
-
-You can test that your button works by pushing the "pushes" button on your deployed Button. It should return `0`. Now push the "pushButton" button and then then "pushes" button again, this time it should return `1`.
-
-![Remix: deploy](/img/tutorial/build_module_23.png)
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-Copy the address of your `MockSafe`, expand your deployed `Button`, and call the `transferOwnership()` function, pasting in your MockSafe's address for the parameter.
-
-![Remix: transfer ownership](/img/tutorial/build_module_05.png)
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-Now that you've transferred ownership, pushing the "pushButton" button on your Button will now fail. Rather, you'll need make your MockSafe execute the transaction.
-
-Expand your MockSafe and call the `exec` function with the following parameters:
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-- **to:** `{address of your deployed Button contract}`
-- **value:** `0`
-- **data:** `"0x0a007972"` _(the ABI encoded function signature for the `pushButton()` function)_
-
-Clicking the "pushes" button on your Button should now show that `pushes` has been incremented again.
-
-Your set up, huzzah! 🎉
-Let's start building!
+Please visit: https://zodiac.wiki/index.php/Category:Custom_Module.

docs/tutorial-build-a-module/02_create_module.md

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-# Get started
+# Documentation 
 
-## About the Zodiac Delay Modifier 
+The tutorial for the Zodiac Delay Modifier has moved. 
 
-This modifier allows avatars (accounts) to enforce a time delay between when a module initiates a transaction and when it can be executed by an avatar.
-
-[Read more here](https://github.com/gnosis/zodiac-modifier-delay). For a more technical guide on how to use the Delay Modifier beyond the Zodiac App interface, see the Github repo [Setup Guide](https://github.com/gnosis/zodiac-modifier-delay/blob/main/docs/setup_guide.md).
-
-## Setup a Gnosis Safe
-
-If you've already set up a Gnosis Safe you'd like to use for this tutorial, skip to the next step below.
-
-If not, check out the Gnosis Safe Help Center. The [Create a Safe](https://help.gnosis-safe.io/en/articles/3876461-create-a-safe) tutorial will walk you through the full process of creating a new Gnosis Safe account in just 60 seconds.
-
-Note that for the purposes of this tutorial, we'll be using a Gnosis Safe deployed on the Rinkeby testnetwork. You can create a Gnosis Safe on Rinkeby at [http://rinkeby.gnosis-safe.io](http://rinkeby.gnosis-safe.io/).
-
-## Navigate to the Zodiac App
-
-On your Gnosis Safe's left menu, click the `APPS` option. Here you'll find apps available through Gnosis Safe. Scroll to the end of this list, and you'll find the Zodiac App.
-
-![Zodiac App in Safe Apps](/img/tutorial/zodiac_app.png)
-
-Once entering the Zodiac App, you'll see the current Zodiac compliant collection of tools that have a Zodiac App interface.
-
-![Zodiac App](/img/tutorial/zodiac_app_2.png)
+Please visit: https://zodiac.wiki/index.php/Category:Delay_Modifier.