Reorder instructions

docs/13_upload.md

@@ -118,19 +118,7 @@ There are two options for storing your DANDI access credentials.
         supports numerous backends, including the system keyring, an encrypted keyfile,
         and a plaintext (unencrypted) keyfile.
 
-    - Methods to store the API key with `keyring`
-        1. You can store your API key where the `keyring` library can find it by using
-          the `keyring` program: Run `keyring set dandi-api-dandi key` and enter the
-          API key when asked for the password for `key` in `dandi-api-dandi`.
-
-        2. If the API key isn't stored in either the `DANDI_API_KEY` environment variable
-          or in the keyring, the CLI will prompt you to enter the API key, and then it
-          will store it in the keyring.  This may cause you to be prompted further; you
-          may be asked to enter a password to encrypt/decrypt the keyring, or you may be
-          asked by your OS to confirm whether to give the DANDI CLI access to the
-          keyring.
-
-    - `keyring` Backend
+    - Specifying the `keyring` backend
         - You can set the backend the `keyring` library uses either by setting the
           `PYTHON_KEYRING_BACKEND` environment variable or by filling in [the `keyring`
           library's configuration file](https://github.com/jaraco/keyring#configuring).
@@ -145,3 +133,15 @@ There are two options for storing your DANDI access credentials.
           above) will be configured to use `EncryptedKeyring` as the default backend.
           If you answer "no," the CLI will exit with an error, and you must store the
           API key somewhere accessible to the CLI on your own.
+
+    - Methods to store the API key with `keyring`
+        1. You can store your API key where the `keyring` library can find it by using
+          the `keyring` program: Run `keyring set dandi-api-dandi key` and enter the
+          API key when asked for the password for `key` in `dandi-api-dandi`.
+
+        2. If the API key isn't stored in either the `DANDI_API_KEY` environment variable
+          or in the keyring, the CLI will prompt you to enter the API key, and then it
+          will store it in the keyring.  This may cause you to be prompted further; you
+          may be asked to enter a password to encrypt/decrypt the keyring, or you may be
+          asked by your OS to confirm whether to give the DANDI CLI access to the
+          keyring.