Remove mention of sites framework from docs #220
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From what I can tell, Django's sites framework is no longer required now that jazzband#150 has been merged. So, the references to the sites framework in the installation docs can be removed. It's worth noting that django-allauth still requires the sites framework, but django-allauth's own docs already mention this.
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From what I can tell, Django's sites framework is no longer required now that #150 has been merged. So, the references to the sites framework in the installation docs can be removed.
It's worth noting that django-allauth still requires the sites framework, but django-allauth's own docs already mention this.