Add some more documentation text for plugin 'delete_after_delay'.

README.install

@@ -75,6 +75,8 @@ systemctl start etherpad.service
 # NGINX as Proxy etherpad
 #
 FQHN="ep-6fwstq-ohv1zato8p.faire-mobilitaet.de"
+FQHN="ep-ro-9357.reachoutberlin.de"
+
 HOSTNAME="${FQHN%%.*}"
 
 cat <<EOF > /etc/nginx/sites-available/${FQHN}.conf
@@ -220,12 +222,37 @@ vim /var/www/etherpad/etherpad-lite/settings.json
 #
 # Add foolowing code to settings.json
 #
+# maybe after 
+#
+#  "loglevel": "INFO",
+#
+# add:
+# 
+#  /*
+#   * Automatically deletes pads after a configured delay
+#   *
+#   * delay: (mandatory) delay in seconds with no edition of the pad before deletion. You can't put
+#   *        7*86400 for a week, you have to put 604800.
+#   *
+#   * loop: boolean, tells if you want to use deletion loops (true) or not (false) (if you use an
+#   *       external script for example). Default is true.
+#   *
+#   * loopDelay delay: in seconds between deletion loops. Deletion loop will check all pads to see if
+#   *                  they have to be deleted. You can't put 60*60 for a hour, you have to put 3600.
+#   *                  Default is one hour.
+#   *
+#   * deleteAtStart: boolean, tells if you want to start a deletion loop at Etherpad startup. Default
+#   *                is true.
+#   *
+#   * text:  is the text that will replace the deleted pad's content. Default is what is in the example
+#   *        above.
+#   */
 #  "ep_delete_after_delay": {
 #      "delay": 86400, // one day, in seconds
 #      "loop": true,
 #      "loopDelay": 3600, // one hour, in seconds
 #      "deleteAtStart": true,
 #      "text": "The content of this pad has been deleted since it was older than the configured delay."
-#    },
+#   }, // ep_delete_after_delay
 #
 vim /var/www/etherpad/etherpad-lite/settings.json