rm: removing q2studio from docs pages (#546)

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diff --git a/source/getting-started.rst b/source/getting-started.rst
@@ -9,6 +9,6 @@ This guide will walk you through the steps necessary to understand, install, and
 
 3. Work through the :doc:`tutorials <tutorials/index>` to learn how to use QIIME 2 to perform microbiome analyses. We recommend starting with the :doc:`grand overview <tutorials/overview>` and :doc:`Moving Pictures tutorial <tutorials/moving-pictures>`, followed by the :doc:`FMT study <tutorials/fmt>` and :doc:`Atacama Desert soils <tutorials/atacama-soils>` tutorials.
 
-4. Try out other interfaces. QIIME 2 supports multiple user interfaces, and you've only been exposed to :doc:`q2cli <interfaces/q2cli>`, a command line interface, so far. If you are interested in using a different interface for your QIIME 2 analyses, explore the :doc:`interfaces <interfaces/index>` that are currently available. For example, check out the :doc:`QIIME 2 Studio <interfaces/q2studio>` if you are looking for a graphical user interface, and the :doc:`Artifact API <interfaces/artifact-api>` if you are wanting to use a Python 3 API optimized for the `Jupyter Notebook`_.
+4. Try out other interfaces. QIIME 2 supports multiple user interfaces, and you've only been exposed to :doc:`q2cli <interfaces/q2cli>`, a command line interface, so far. If you are interested in using a different interface for your QIIME 2 analyses, explore the :doc:`interfaces <interfaces/index>` that are currently available. For example, check out the :doc:`Artifact API <interfaces/artifact-api>` if you are wanting to use a Python 3 API optimized for the `Jupyter Notebook`_.
 
 .. _Jupyter Notebook: http://jupyter.org/
diff --git a/source/interfaces/artifact-api.rst b/source/interfaces/artifact-api.rst
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Finally, we can save our ``Artifacts`` as ``.qza`` files and exit the interprete
    'obs_features.qza'
    >>> exit
 
-Another powerful feature of QIIME 2 is that you can combine interfaces. For example, you could develop a Python script that automatically processes files for you to generate results as we just did, and then perform analysis of those files using the :doc:`command line interface <q2cli>` or the :doc:`QIIME 2 Studio <q2studio>`. For instance, you could now continue your analysis and view some results on the command line as follows:
+Another powerful feature of QIIME 2 is that you can combine interfaces. For example, you could develop a Python script that automatically processes files for you to generate results as we just did, and then perform analysis of those files using the :doc:`command line interface <q2cli>`. For instance, you could now continue your analysis and view some results on the command line as follows:
 
 .. command-block::
    :no-exec:

diff --git a/source/interfaces/index.rst b/source/interfaces/index.rst
@@ -5,5 +5,4 @@ Interfaces
    :maxdepth: 2
 
    q2cli
-   q2studio
    artifact-api
diff --git a/source/interfaces/q2studio.rst b/source/interfaces/q2studio.rst
diff --git a/source/plugins/developing.rst b/source/plugins/developing.rst
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Developing a QIIME 2 plugin
 
 .. note:: This document is a work in progress, and serves as basic instructions for creating a QIIME 2 plugin. You can also find some (very preliminary) developer documentation at `https://dev.qiime2.org <https://dev.qiime2.org/latest/>`__.
 
-Creating a QIIME 2 plugin allows you to provide microbiome analysis functionality to QIIME 2 users. A plugin can be a standalone software project, or you can make a few small additions to your existing software project to make it a QIIME 2 plugin. Creating a single QIIME 2 plugin will make your functionality accessible through any QIIME 2 interface, including the :doc:`QIIME 2 Studio <../interfaces/q2studio>`, :doc:`q2cli <../interfaces/q2cli>`, and the :doc:`Artifact API <../interfaces/artifact-api>`.
+Creating a QIIME 2 plugin allows you to provide microbiome analysis functionality to QIIME 2 users. A plugin can be a standalone software project, or you can make a few small additions to your existing software project to make it a QIIME 2 plugin. Creating a single QIIME 2 plugin will make your functionality accessible through any QIIME 2 interface, including the :doc:`q2cli <../interfaces/q2cli>`, and the :doc:`Artifact API <../interfaces/artifact-api>`.
 
 Overview
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