Revert "add argo functionality to QUEST (#427)"

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diff --git a/doc/source/contributing/quest-available-datasets.rst b/doc/source/contributing/quest-available-datasets.rst
@@ -9,21 +9,17 @@ On this page, we outline the datasets that are supported by the QUEST module. Cl
 List of Datasets
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-`Argo <https://argo.ucsd.edu/data/>`_
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-The Argo mission involves a series of floats that are designed to capture vertical ocean profiles of temperature, salinity, and pressure down to ~2000 m. Some floats are in support of BGC-Argo, which also includes data relevant for biogeochemical applications: oxygen, nitrate, chlorophyll, backscatter, and solar irradiance.
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-A paper outlining the Argo extension to QUEST is currently in preparation, with a citable preprint available in the near future.
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-:ref:`Argo Workflow Example<quest_workbook_label>`
+* `Argo <https://argo.ucsd.edu/data/>`_
+ * The Argo mission involves a series of floats that are designed to capture vertical ocean profiles of temperature, salinity, and pressure down to ~2000 m. Some floats are in support of BGC-Argo, which also includes data relevant for biogeochemical applications: oxygen, nitrate, chlorophyll, backscatter, and solar irradiance.
+ * (Link Kelsey's paper here)
+ * (Link to example workbook here)
 
 
 Adding a Dataset to QUEST
 -------------------------
 
 Want to add a new dataset to QUEST? No problem! QUEST includes a template script (``dataset.py``) that may be used to create your own querying module for a dataset of interest.
 
-Once you have developed a script with the template, you may request for the module to be added to QUEST via GitHub.
-Please see the How to Contribute page :ref:`dev_guide_label` for instructions on how to contribute to icepyx.
+Guidelines on how to construct your dataset module may be found here: (link to be added)
 
-Detailed guidelines on how to construct your dataset module are currently a work in progress.
+Once you have developed a script with the template, you may request for the module to be added to QUEST via Github. Please see the How to Contribute page :ref:`dev_guide_label` for instructions on how to contribute to icepyx.