Moved from RC to 2.2

Author: ffdixon

_posts/2015-04-04-release-notes.md

@@ -9,9 +9,11 @@ date: 2015-04-04 22:26:10
 
 Released: November 6, 2019 ([Installation Instructions](/2.2/install.html))
 
-After months of testing with the community, the development cycle for BigBlueButton 2.2 is nearing the finish.  Since the beta release in March, we've been steadily fixing, improving, and hardening BigBlueButton 2.2.
+We made it!
 
+After months of testing with the community, millions of sessions hosted by commercial companies using BigBlueButton, and interacting with hundreds of people on our mailing lists that help us find and fix any issues, we are announcing the releae of BigBlueButton 2.2.
 
+Enjoy!
 
 # Release 2.2-beta
 

_posts/2015-04-05-api.md

@@ -468,8 +468,6 @@ https://myapp.example.com/callback?meetingID=test01&recordingmarks=true
 
 ### Recording ready callback URL
 
-**Note: This callback will be in BigBlueButton 2.0-RC7**
-
 You can ask the BigBlueButton server to make a callback to your application when the recording for a meeting is ready for viewing.  Upon receiving the callback your application could, for example, send the presenter an e-mail to notify them that their recording is ready.
 
 To specify the callback to BigBlueButton, pass a URL using the meta-parameter `meta_bbb-recording-ready-url` on the `create` command.  Later, when the BigBlueButton server finishes processing the recording, it will check if `meta_bbb-recording-ready-url` is set and, if so, make a HTTP POST request to the given URL.

_posts/2019-02-15-install.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ date: 2019-02-14 22:13:42
 
 Welcome to the install guide for BigBlueButton.
 
-This document guides you through installing BigBlueButton 2.2-RC (referred hereafter as simply BigBlueButton).  
+This document guides you through installing BigBlueButton 2.2 (referred hereafter as simply BigBlueButton).  
 
 BigBlueButton is not your average web application.  It's a fully responsive single page web application that uses the browser's built-in capabilities to send/receive audio and video.  The BigBlueButton server runs a number of back-end processes to handle media, incoming [API calls](/dev/api.html), processing of uploaded slides, and conversion of captured media into [recordings](/dev/recording.html).