Adding some more words.

README.markdown

@@ -4,21 +4,22 @@ Avrian Jump
 
 A very simple ladder language for programming ATMega168s from a web browser.
 
-This started out as a desire to be able to program an Arduino from an iOS device.  Since it
+This started out as a desire to be able to program an [Arduino][] from an iOS device.  Since it
 doesn't seem like compiler tools of any sort would get into the app store, I figured something
 would need to be done in HTML5.  And if a [PC emulator][psemu] could be written in javascript,
 so could something like this.
 
 However, recreating the Arduino IDE in HTML seemed like too much work. So the project was
 reduced into something much simpler.  Mainly, a simple ladder language, and the Audioino
 bootloader.  That still left the need for an assembler, which while still a fair amount of
-work, seemed a lot more managable.
+work, seemed a lot more managable.  (and besides, it kind of sounded like fun to write an
+assembler in javascript.)
 
 The Ladder
 ----------
 
 Each rung on the ladder has a single test and multiple actions.  Tests can check the digital
-pins, analog pins, and a couple of variables.  Each action and set a digital pin, a PWM output,
+pins, analog pins, and a couple of variables.  Each action can set a digital pin, a PWM output,
 or a variable.  Analog, PWM, and variables are 16bit values.
 
 There is no 'setup()'.  Analog pins are always analog inputs.  When specified in a test, a
@@ -67,7 +68,7 @@ Copyright (c) 2012 Michael Conrad Tadpol Tilstra
 Licensed under the MIT License.
 
 
-
+[Arduino]:http://www.arduino.cc/
 [pcemu]:http://bellard.org/jslinux/
 [avrasm]:http://www.atmel.com/atmel/acrobat/doc0856.pdf 
 [Audioino]:http://www.hobby-roboter.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=128&p=531