Rework of Bot: README updated

README.md

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 # Akuma Matata
 
-A Discord Bot written in Python using the Rewrite API wrapper
+A Discord Bot written in Python using the Rewrite API Wrapper
 
 ## Getting Started
 
@@ -17,10 +17,8 @@ Depending on your OS and environment you need to type `python3` or another equiv
 1. Go to [your Discord's App Overview](https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me) and create a new app.
 2. Scroll down and "Create a Bot User"
 3. Reveal and copy Token of your new Bot
-4. Open [settings.json](settings.json) and paste your Token into the quotes after `"token":`
+4. Start the Bot (see below)
-5. Open Discord, enable Developer Mode (Settings > Appearance) and copy your own ID
+5. The Bot will ask you for the Token. Paste it.
-6. Open [settings.json](settings.json) and paste your ID into the quotes after `"maintainer":`
-6. Start the Bot (see below)
 7. Go to [your Discord's App Overview](https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me) again and open the Bot
 8. Click on "Generate OAuth2 URL" and give the bot `Administrator` Bot Permissions
 9. Open the generated URL and add the Bot to your Server
@@ -32,59 +30,8 @@ Depending on your OS and environment you need to type `python3` or another equiv
 
 ### Configuration
 
-In your bot folder are two configuration files: `settings.json` and `server.json`.
-
-##### settings.json
-
-- `token`
-
-The bot token your bot is using. 
-
-- `prefix`
-
-The bot needs a prefix to distinguish messages adressed to him.
-
-- `description`
-
-A description of the bot, printed when calling `help`.
-
-- `game`
-
-Sets the "Playing" message of your bot, placed after a help command
-
-- `extensions`
-
-A list of all extensions the bot will automatically load after starting. You can add more members either manually or by passing `True` as second argument to `load <ext>`
-
-- `maintainer`
-
-ID of the user with privileges to maintain the bot. Only this user can load, unload and reload extensions. 
-
-##### server.json
-*You can either edit this file manually or use the respective moderation commands.*
-
-As soon as the bot joins a server, it will fill `server.json` automatically with an dictionary identified by the server ID with the following keys: 
-
-- `adminRole`
-
-Everyone with the given role has the permissions to run admin commands of the bot
-
-- `modRole`
-
-Everyone with the given role has the permissions to run mod commands of the bot
-
-- `joinMessage`
-
-A Message every user gets when he joins your server.
-
-- `suggestionChannel`
-
-A designated channel for the bot's suggest function. See `help suggest` for more informations
-
-- `modChannel`
-
-A channel the bot is using for logging moderation commands.
 
+The configuration files for the bot are now stored in %APPDATA%, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME or ~/.config. The specific directory for these files is `Akumatic/Akuma-Matata`. However is a direct interaction with them not necessary anymore.
 
 
 ## Add your own extensions
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 You'll need this code in the newly created file: 
 ```
-class Name():
+from discord.ext import commands
+
+class Name(commands.Cog):
     def __init__(self, bot):
         self.bot = bot
 
@@ -107,11 +56,15 @@ Instead of using `@bot.command()` you'll need to use `@commands.command()`.
 
 The first argument of a method needs to be `self`.
 
+After implementing all your functions, you just need to load the extension with the following command in any channel your bot can listen to: `load <extension>`
+
+If you add `true`to your command, the extension will be added to your configuration files and gets automatically loaded on start.
+
 ##### An Example:
 ```
 from discord.ext import commands
 
-class PingPong():
+class PingPong(commands.Cog):
     def __init__(self, bot):
         self.bot = bot