make simpler install instructions, maybe through a splash site

the http://aegirproject.org/ site is pretty, but not very helpful. it redirects to the community site, which in itself directs users (vaguely) to the obscure install instructions which are basically a wall of text explaining in excrutiating details all the possible ways to install aegir.

we should, instead, have something like what http://getdevshop.com/ is doing: simple bullet point explanation of what aegir does, and two liner to install it:

echo "deb http://debian.aegirproject.org stable main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/aegir-stable.list
curl http://debian.aegirproject.org/key.asc | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install aegir

okay, it's not a two-liner.... but it's pretty much the shortest we can get.

as for the bullet points of aegir, what should it be?

1. aegir is the place where we put in common our Drupal deployment tools and strategies instead of writing our own little shell scripts over and over again on our own
2. aegir allows you to manage and deploy large numbers of drupal installs on multiple server clusters
3. aegir is extendable through drush and of course drupal and supports a wide array of functionality through contrib modules

So those could be rephrased, but that's the rough general idea.

Now the concern with the static website is that not everyone can contribute to it. Now one thing we could do about that is setup something like the github pages where the content is on a git repository (hosted on d.o of course) but that gets pulled into a system like Ikiwiki (hard to theme?) or jekyll (ruby, github-specific)