Basic license and readme added.

LICENSE

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+Copyright (c) Isaac Bythewood
+All rights reserved.
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README.md

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+# Pinry
+
+A Wookmark/Pintrest clone created for self hosting. With all the silly uproar
+over if it's legal or not to "pin" images I decided to just create a
+self-hosted version that doesn't have the issue of some of your images randomly
+showing up missing.
+
+## To run Pinry...
+
+Have virtualenv and pip installed. You may also need to have the build
+dependencies for PIL installed. (If you are on Ubuntu you can do this by typing
+"sudo build-dep python-imaging".)
+
+    $ git clone git@github.com:overshard/pinry.git
+    $ cd pinry
+    $ virtualenv .
+    $ bin/pip install -r requirements.txt
+    $ bin/python manage.py syncdb
+    $ bin/python manage.py migrate
+    $ bin/python manage.py runserver
+
+Following this will get you a test server up and running, google around for
+more information on running Django on a production server.