@@ -384,31 +384,3 @@ To restart your ship, simply pass the name of your pier:
384$ urbit some-planet
384$ urbit some-planet
389−Your ship is also accessible through its own web interface. Through the web
390−interface you'll have access to our chat and message boards, the two components
391−of our _Landscape_ feature. This is a user-friendly way to chat with Talk on the
392−Arvo network and access and materials you've published on your ship. If You're
393−running Arvo locally on your own machine, try opening `http://localhost/` in
396−Or if you're running your ship on a cloud instance with a static IP address
397−(which we recommend!), something like 212.131.240.20, assuming you've opened up
398−the HTTP port that Arvo uses -- the default is port 80. So
399−`http://212.131.240.20:80/~~/` would go into your browser's URL bar.
401−This way, if you keep your ship running securely in the cloud (usually in a
402−screen or tmux session), you can always access your ships's web interface in any
403−browser on any device, so long as you have your password on hand.
405−The `/~~/` in the URL will redirect you to a login page, which was generated by
406−Tree, the basic Arvo web interface. The page will tell you to run the +code
407−generator (an Arvo shell script) in your Dojo to get your password. Copy and
408−paste that into your password input box and hit Enter. After loading, you'll
409−find yourself redirected to your home page, authenticated, where you can then
410−use the navigation bar at the top of the page to visit your Talk web interface
413−When you use the web interface, your urbit is automatically subscribed to
414−`/urbit-meta` and Fora, our message-board system.