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Remove misleading documentation from README.md #546

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Expand Up @@ -98,15 +98,7 @@ like so:
wp s3-uploads verify
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You'll want to create a new IAM user for the S3-Uploads plugin, so you are not using admin level access keys on your site. S3-Uploads can create the IAM user for you and asign the correct permissions.

```
wp s3-uploads create-iam-user --admin-key=<key> --admin-secret=<secret>
```

This will provide you with a new Access Key and Secret Key which you can configure S3-Uploads with. Paste the values in the `wp-config.php`. Once you have migrated your media to S3 with any of the below methods, you'll want to enable S3 Uploads: `wp s3-uploads enable`.

If you want to create your IAM user yourself, or attach the necessary permissions to an existing user, you can output the policy via `wp s3-uploads generate-iam-policy`
You will need to create your IAM user yourself, or attach the necessary permissions to an existing user, you can output the policy via `wp s3-uploads generate-iam-policy`


## Listing files on S3
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