go into maintenance mode after v1.17

cpt-kuesel/README.md

@@ -9,56 +9,19 @@ I run PMM with docker-compose:
       - /docker/appdata/plex-meta-manager/config:/config:rw
       - /docker/appdata/plex-meta-manager/assets:/assets:rw
       - /docker/appdata/plex-meta-manager/metadata:/metadata:rw
+      - /docker/appdata/plex-meta-manager/overlays:/overlays:rw
     environment:
       PMM_TIME: "01:15,07:15,13:15,19:15"
     restart: on-failure
 ```
-Here is a screenshot of my folder structure: <br>
-![pmm_folder_structure](pmm_folder_structure.png)
 
-I have added my config.yml as well, sanitized for personal stuff of course. 
-Keep in mind my libraries have german names, but it should be understandable, I hope.
+## MAINTENANCE Notice
+I have archived my old config and will be deleting it once I am ready with my new config I am developing for v1.17 and onward.
+This will still take some time.
 
-As I keep my posters and title cards locally PMM mostly keeps them up-to-date in Plex through the option *assets_for_all*. This is especially true for my anime and my tv show library.
-Not much collection work going on there... yet!
+The new files shared are a Work-in-Progress and might not work or have unintended side effects.
 
-## My metadata files
-This is mostly just talking about my movies library, but I added a comment header into every file to explain the structure I am going for in that library.
-Here it is again:
-```yaml
-# Prefixes for cpt-kuesels Movie Collections:
-#   +1_ = Decades
-#   +2_ = Awards
-#   +3_ = People
-#   +4_ = Genres
-#   +5_ = Filme
-```
-These prefixes are added to the sort title of the collections in the file that should be sorted at the top of my movies library.
-If I need more control in the file sorting big collections like the MCU before smaller collections like Jurassic Park I add numbers to the prefix.
-This is shown in the header of each file:
-```yaml
-#  In this file:
-#  [
-#   +5_1_ = Universes
-#   +5_2_ = Franchises
-#  ]
-```
-Normal collections, like Bad Boys, are just sorted alphabetically into the library.
-Capitalized Metadata Files get their own asset folders in an attempt to be organized. 
-Works for me as I have now, at time of writing, cracked the mark of 10GB of local assets. Too much for a single asset directory in my opinion.
-
-
-## Overlays
-Overlays are my way to signal audio languages and therefore i have created overlays with every language currently in my library. 
-I also use *item_metadata_language* to only have movies with german audio track with german movie synopsis and title and everything else with english text and title.
-The flags are taken from: https://www.countries-ofthe-world.com/flags-of-the-world.html
-
-I have streamlined addition of new languages and therefore overlays by creating templates for dual language and single language overlays.
-The dual language overlays are used by providing the two language names with the corresponding ISO code in the collection builder.
-For the single language overlays all other languages have to be excluded. This is accomplished by providing them as default values in the template.
-When creating the collection it is now necessary to provide the language with ISO code and also to overwrite the language_not default variable with null.
-
-They are located in their own repository (https://github.com/cpt-kuesel/media_overlays) and you can open issues for new languages and/or changes over there.
+Use at your own risk.
 
 ## Questions?
 You can always shoot me a question in the PMM Discord found on the main GitHub in the support section: