Update README.md

Author: jacklowrie

README.md

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 **\*Note**: I am not affiliated with or endorsed by Piazza or Slack in any way. Neither
 is this bot.
 
-## Installation (adding to your workspace, and updates)
-This app isn't registered through the slack app directory. For now, it's meant
-to be used by one workspace per install/instance. To add to your workspace,
-we need to do two things:
-1. Register a new app in your workspace, and add the appropriate permissions.
-2. Set the app up on your host.
-3. Once PiazzaBot is up and running, add it to any channel you want to use in.
-
-### Register the app (3-5 min)
-1. _[Register a new app](https://api.slack.com/apps?new_app=1) for your
-workspace._ Open that link (in a new window/tab). Choose to register the app
-from manifest, then copy & paste everything from the `slack-manifest.json`
-file in this repo into the window (make sure it's the `json` window and not
-the `yaml` window). Click through and confirm the app. This should take you
-to the "basic information" settings page.
-2. _Install to workspace._ Click the install to workspace button.
-3. _Add the piazza icon._ From the "basic information" page, at the bottom
-under "display information", upload the icon from this repo as the app icon.
-4. _Generate and save App-Level Token._ Under "App Level Tokens", generate a
-token with read/write authorizations. Note the token, as we'll need it to set
-the app up on your host.
-5. _save bot token._ Finally, note the bot token. In the left-side nav, click
-into "Features"->"Oauth & Permissions", and note the Bot User OAuth Token.
-
-### Host the app (3-5 min)
-
-1. _Clone this repo._ This is the easiest way to handle updates, since you
-can just pull from `main` and restart the app whenever there's an update.
-Alternatively, if you need to modify the app for your workspace, fork instead.
-2. _Install dependencies._ Set up a virtual environment, and install the
-required modules from `requirements.txt`. There's an install script `install.sh`
-which contains the commands you'll need to run. Either run each command
-individually, or try running the script **make sure python3 is installed on
-your system before running**.
-3. _Add tokens._ create a `.env` file from `.env-sample` and add the
-corresponding tokens you noted when registering the app.
-4. _Add Course ID._ Go to your course's dashboard (if you're viewing a question,
-click the logo). add the long alphanumeric string to your `.env` as the `COURSE_ID`.
-5. create new directory `data/` and a blank file `db.json` inside of it.
-6. _Run the app._ Run the app! `python app.py`
+## Installation
+PiazzaBot now supports multiple workspaces, so installation is very straightforward. Just click the button above.
 
 ## Contributing
 Still thinking about the ideal workflow, however I'd like to keep PM on
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 ## Development
 PiazzaBot is built using [Slack's Bolt framework](https://github.com/SlackAPI/bolt-python).
 As such, most developer documentation can be found there.
-
-Because the app uses socket mode, it isn't really possible to have multiple
-developers working on the bot in the same workspace. So, the best way to set
-up this app for local development is to:
-1. create a test workspace (so changes don't interrupt a real workspace)
-2. Follow the installation instructions above, but register the app to that
-workspace instead. Thanks to socket mode, you can run the app on your computer
-and it will work in that test workspace!