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@@ -132,33 +132,10 @@ follows:
 
     <%= erb :mypartial, :layout => false %>
 
-See [Sam Elliott](http://www.lenary.co.uk/) and [Iain Barnett](http://iainbarnett.me.uk/)'s
-[Sinatra-Partial extension](https://github.com/yb66/Sinatra-Partial)
-for a more robust partials implementation. It also supports rendering
-collections and partials in subdirectories.
-
-The code used to live in a [gist](https://gist.github.com/119874),
-but we have put it in a gem so we can maintain it properly and
-provide an easier way for developers to include its behaviour.
-It was adapted from [Chris Schneider](http://www.gittr.com/)'s
-original [partials.rb](https://github.com/cschneid/irclogger/blob/master/lib/partials.rb)
-implementation.
-
-Use it as follows to render the `mypartial.haml`(1) or the `admin/mypartial.haml`(2)
-partials, or with a collection (3) & (4):
-
-    <%= partial(:mypartial) %> <!--(1)-->
-    <%= partial(:'admin/mypartial') %> <!--(2)-->
-    <%= partial(:object, :collection => @objects) %> <!--(3)-->
-    <%= partial(:'admin/object', :collection => @objects) %> <!--(4)-->
-
-In (1) & (2), the partial will be rendered plain from their files, with no
-local variables (specify them with a hash passed into `:locals`).
-In (3) & (4), the partials will be rendered, populating the local
-variable `object` with each of the objects from the collection.
-
-It is also possible to enable using underscores, a la Rails, and
-to choose a different rendering engine from haml.
+If you are interested in more robust partials solutions, check out the 
+[sinatra-recipes project](http://recipes.sinatrarb.com/), which has articles on
+using the [sinatra-partial gem](http://recipes.sinatrarb.com/p/helpers/partials_using_the_sinatra-partial_gem?#article) or 
+[implementing your own Rails-style patrials](http://recipes.sinatrarb.com/p/helpers/partials?#article).
 
 
 Can I have multiple URLs trigger the same route/handler? {#multiroute}