Meeting: remove the non-realistic 'not much to do' section

Signed-off-by: Christian Ehrhardt <christian.ehrhardt@canonical.com>

Author: cpaelzer

README.md

@@ -1131,18 +1131,6 @@ The meeting is meant to help to facilitate
 * a timely response to reporters of MIR requests
 * detection and discussion of any current or complex cases
 
-Due to the nature of this process there are times when this is very busy
-and the meeting is strongly needed. But there are other times (e.g. at
-the beginning of a new release) where not a lot is happening. In such
-*idle* phases the leader of the meeting can pre-check the links we
-usually check together and skip steps of the agenda quoting that a
-pre-check has not shown anything worth to discuss.
-
-From there we can then go rather directly to *Any other business?*
-which serves as a catch all for all attendees. By that we can make the
-meeting more efficient in those times, instead of filing a monologue-log
-every week.
-
 If you're chairing the meeting, you can the following meetingology
 template: