Touch-ups

Author: vlofgren

content/1_overview/03_installing/index.md

@@ -31,13 +31,9 @@ Finally, you can install the search engine.  To do this, a script is provided th
 $ ./run/install.sh /path/to/install
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-You will be prompted for a few things.  First, you will be asked whether to create a barebones 1-node deployment, a barebones 2-node deployment, or a marginalia search like install.
+You will be prompted for a few things.  First, you will be asked whether to create a barebones 1-node deployment, a barebones 2-node deployment, or a marginalia search like install. The barebones variants are for running a general purpose search engine, the latter is for running a mirror of the Marginalia Search Engine (e.g. for development tasks). *If you plan on mixing sideloaded and crawled content, a 2-node deployment is recommended.*  You can add additional nodes later, but this is a bit involved.
 
-The barebones variants are for running a general purpose search engine, the latter is for running a mirror of the Marginalia Search Engine (e.g. for development tasks).
-
-If you plan on mixing sideloaded and crawled content, a 2-node deployment is recommended.  You can add additional nodes later, but this is a bit involved.
-
-Next you will be asked to create a mariadb user and password.  This is used for the database that stores the supplemental data for the search engines.  
+Next you will be asked to create a mariadb user and password.  This is used for the database that stores the supplemental data for the search engine.
 
 Finally, the script will copy the necessary files into the install directory, and create a `docker-compose.yml` file.  You can then start the search engine with `docker-compose up -d`.