Tweaking the README links

README.md

@@ -7,17 +7,25 @@ A community driven list of resources for people running Ruby Meetups
 How to Contribute New Resources
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-1. Create a new file under _posts with name year-month-date-name.html
+1. Create a new file under source/resources/ with name year-month-date-name.html
 2. Add a description to the bottom of the file.
 3. You're done! Send in a pull request!
 
+If you want to run the middleman server yourself locally... just:
+
+1. Clone this repo
+2. Run `bundle install` from the project directory
+3. Run `bundle exec middleman server` to start a local server
+4. To create a new blank template, just run `middleman article Whatever Your Title Is`
+
+
 What to Contribute
 ------------------
 Ideally we are looking for **hack night / game resources**  While we do have a list of learning ruby resources, this is more about tools in helping running a meetup.
 
 ideally we are looking for things which are:</p>
 
 * **Ready to go**. There shouldn't be too much configuration required to get the resource running.  Otherwise it's not making your life easier ;)
-* **Have a collaboration / team / game environment.**There are lots of great resources out there for coding challeges etc (some listed on the
+* **Have a collaboration / team / game environment.** There are lots of great resources out there for coding challeges etc (some listed on the
   beginner page), but what we're looking for is something "fun", like the robotwars, or a scoreboard for some sort of coding challenge type event.  Well, that's the ideal
-  anyway, but sure it's all up for debate, and if you have something to contribute or a different idea, please, [open an issue on this repo](https://github.com/ruby-meetup-resources/ruby-meetup-resources.github.io/issues), or just send a pull request as outlined above.
+  anyway, but sure it's all up for debate, and if you have something to contribute or a different idea, please, [open an issue on this repo](https://github.com/ruby-meetup-resources/new-resouces/issues), or just send a pull request as outlined above.