Add "Overview" section to documentation.md (be34a7d)

documentation.md

@@ -2,6 +2,17 @@ Memoire is a [spaced repetition]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetitio
 I made it largely out of frustration with the slow performance of Anki.
 It is primarily for my own use and may well be too idiosyncratic or mediocre to benefit you.
 
+## Overview
+Here's how you memorise knowledge with Memoire, roughly the same as with any spaced repetition program:
+1. [Set up Memoire.]( #setup )
+1. Learn something.
+2. Distill knowledge into one or more [notes, suitable for cards]( #data-format ).
+3. [Add those cards]( #adding-cards ) to your deck.
+4. [Review]( #review-in-the-terminal ) your deck every day (or a bit more or less often, if needed) as Memoire directs.
+5. [Correct]( #correcting-cards ) notes when you realise they're wrong or unhelpful.
+6. Repeat steps 1-3 whenever appropriate.
+7. Be a genius (well, maybe).
+
 ## Data format
 Any time you run Memoire, it will operate on a deck.
 A deck is stored as a [Recfile]( https://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/manual/The-Rec-Format.html ).


...	...	@@ -2,6 +2,17 @@ Memoire is a [spaced repetition]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetitio
2	2	I made it largely out of frustration with the slow performance of Anki.
3	3	It is primarily for my own use and may well be too idiosyncratic or mediocre to benefit you.
4	4
	5	+## Overview
	6	+Here's how you memorise knowledge with Memoire, roughly the same as with any spaced repetition program:
	7	+1. [Set up Memoire.]( #setup )
	8	+1. Learn something.
	9	+2. Distill knowledge into one or more [notes, suitable for cards]( #data-format ).
	10	+3. [Add those cards]( #adding-cards ) to your deck.
	11	+4. [Review]( #review-in-the-terminal ) your deck every day (or a bit more or less often, if needed) as Memoire directs.
	12	+5. [Correct]( #correcting-cards ) notes when you realise they're wrong or unhelpful.
	13	+6. Repeat steps 1-3 whenever appropriate.
	14	+7. Be a genius (well, maybe).
	15	+
5	16	## Data format
6	17	Any time you run Memoire, it will operate on a deck.
7	18	A deck is stored as a [Recfile]( https://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/manual/The-Rec-Format.html ).
8	19

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