I did, and it really is essentially content-free, as per SilentBicycle's observation. In around 600 words, it essentially explains that invocations of commands

I did, and it really is essentially content-free, as per SilentBicycle's observation. In around 600 words, it essentially explains that invocations of commands on the CLI are structured as `command arg1 arg2 ... argN` And I'm not sure how accurate I feel it is, either. A far more useful article would discuss man pages and explain some of the conventions in the SYNOPSIS section for marking [arguments] as optional, {one | of | several} options in a set, or repeating ...