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Delete extra wordpress files Post-Install
Files that can be deleted after installing wordpress
It is safe to delete the following:
* license.txt
* Readme.html
* the import*.php files
You can look for these kinds of files if you have a shell account using the following command.
$ tree -flai |grep -E readme?\|licens?\|install?\|setup?\|upgrade?\|sample?\|import?
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