# File lib/cheat/site.rb, line 388
  def index
    p {
      text "Welcome.  You've reached the central repository for "
      strong "cheat"
      text ", the RubyGem which puts Ruby-centric cheat sheets right into your
            terminal.  The inaugural blog entry "
      a "is here", :href => "http://errtheblog.com/post/23"
      text "."
    }
    p "Get started:"
    code "$ gem install cheat"
    br
    code "$ cheat strftime"
    p "A magnificent cheat sheet for Ruby's strftime method will be printed to
       your terminal."
    p "To get some help on cheat itself:"
    code "$ cheat cheat"
    p "How meta."
    p {
      text "Cheat sheets are basically wiki pages accessible from the command
            line.  You can "
      a 'browse', :href => R(Browse)
      text ', '
      a 'add', :href => R(Add)
      text ', or '
      a 'edit', :href => R(Edit, 'cheat')
      text ' cheat sheets.  Try to keep them concise.  For a style guide, check
            out the '
      a 'cheat', :href => R(Edit, 'cheat')
      text ' cheat sheet.'
    }
    p "To access a cheat sheet, simply pass the program the desired sheet's
       name:"
    code "$ cheat <sheet name>"
    p
  end