Damn, cannot support tar.gz and zip sdists.
@@ -452,14 +452,10 @@ Getting source code
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You typically get the source by downloading a *source distribution* from PyPI_
-as a `.tar.gz` package or, starting from Robot Framework 3.0.2, as a `.zip`
-package. These packages have same contents regardless the format, but the
-`.zip` variant is typically easier to open on Windows.
-
-Once you have downloaded the package, you need to extract it somewhere and,
-as a result, you get a directory named `robotframework-<version>`. The
-directory contains the source code and a ``setup.py`` script needed for
-installing it.
+as a `.tar.gz` package. Once you have downloaded the package, you need to
+extract it somewhere and, as a result, you get a directory named
+`robotframework-<version>`. The directory contains the source code and a
+``setup.py`` script needed for installing it.
An alternative approach for getting the source code is cloning project's
`GitHub repository`_ directly. By default you will get the latest code, but
