Docs: update (#1218)

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diff --git a/docs/dats/dir2dat.md b/docs/dats/dir2dat.md
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-# dir2dat
+# Writing dir2dats
 
 "dir2dat" refers to DATs that have been automatically created based on files in an input directory. [DATs](./introduction.md) generated this way are not typically useful as-is, they usually require some hand editing after creation.
 

diff --git a/docs/dats/fixdats.md b/docs/dats/fixdats.md
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-# Fixdats
+# Writing Fixdats
 
 "Fixdats" are DATs that contain only ROMs that are missing from your collection. Fixdats are derived from some other DAT (see the [DATs introduction docs](introduction.md) for how to obtain DATs), containing only a subset of the ROMs. Fixdats are specific to the state of each person's ROM collection, so they aren't necessarily meaningful to other people.
 

diff --git a/docs/output/reporting.md b/docs/output/reporting.md
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-# ROM Reports
+# Writing ROM Reports
 
 ## Overview
 

diff --git a/docs/output/writing-archives.md b/docs/output/writing-archives.md
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-# Writing Archives
+# Writing Zip Archives
 
 `igir` supports creating `.zip` archives with the `igir zip` [command](../commands.md).
 

diff --git a/docs/usage/personal.md b/docs/usage/personal.md
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-# Personal Usage
+# Creator's Usage
 
-`igir` has many options available to fit almost any use case, but the number of options can be overwhelming. So that begs a question: _how do I, the author of `igir`, use `igir` in the real world?_
+`igir` has many options available to fit almost any use case, but the number of options can be overwhelming. So that begs a question: _how do I, the creator of `igir`, use `igir` in the real world?_
 
 ## Primary ROM library