doc: Removed legacy doc. Not needed.

Signed-off-by: John Wilkins <john.wilkins@inktank.com>

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- Differences from POSIX
-========================
-
-.. todo:: delete http://ceph.com/wiki/Differences_from_POSIX
-
-Ceph does have a few places where it diverges from strict POSIX semantics for various reasons:
-
-- Sparse files propagate incorrectly to tools like df. They will only
-  use up the required space, but in df will increase the "used" space
-  by the full file size. We do this because actually keeping track of
-  the space a large, sparse file uses is very expensive.
-- In shared simultaneous writer situations, a write that crosses
-  object boundaries is not necessarily atomic. This means that you
-  could have writer A write "aa|aa" and writer B write "bb|bb"
-  simultaneously (where | is the object boundary), and end up with
-  "aa|bb" rather than the proper "aa|aa" or "bb|bb".