fixed README and renamed template

README.md

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 This is a bash script which helps convert markdown files into properly formatted Word files for academics. It is a work in progress.
 
 ## Workflow
-The script lets you write your document in Markdown, and then convert it to a valid .docx using almost any citation style. 
 
+The script needs three things:
+*1) Citation styles*
 You will need to download [citation-styles](https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles), and specify the one you want to use in the command line switches.
 
+*2) A Reference Library*
 For the converter to know what works you are citing, you will need a .bib library file with the citations. I recommend using Zotero and [BetterBiBTeX](https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/) to keep track of your books and articles and what not. The extension should autoupdating your citations with unique keys that way.
 
-Finally, you will need a reference file, so markdownacademic will know what your document should look like - what the margins and fonts are, etc. You can often download a reference .docx file from the journal you're writing for. A sample file `reference.docx` is included.
+*3) A Template file*
+Finally, you will need a template file, so markdownacademic will know what your document should look like - what the margins and fonts are, etc. You can often download a template .docx file from the website of the journal you're writing for. A sample `template.docx` is included.
 
-* TODO Why should I do this?
-  * Uses little memory, write comfortably on a computer from 1984
-  * Don't need Word to write a proper file that can be submitted to a journal
-  * Document is a regular text file, will never suffer planned obsolescence
+## Why should I do this?
+  * Uses little memory, you can write text files comfortably on a computer from 1984
+  * Don't need Word to write a proper .docx that can be submitted to a journal
+  * Original document is a regular text file, will never suffer planned obsolescence
   * Track your changes and collaborate using Git
   * Quickly change the formatting of your output document
   * Quickly change citation style into any style you want
 
-* TODO Vim tips and tricks
+*TODO* Explain this section better
+*TODO* Vim tips and tricks
 
 ## Installation
-Put the script in your executable directory (`~/.local/share/bin` on most Linux distributions.
-
+Put the script in your executable directory or run it from wherever you clone this repository.
 
 ### Dependencies
 ```
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 ## Usage
 
-You can print usage by running ``markdownacademic --usage``
+You can print usage by running ``markdownacademic -h``
 ```
 Usage: markdownacademic -bctih