Work on silkscreen and some minor fixes

README.md

@@ -20,9 +20,11 @@ Following is a list of deliberate changes with respect to the original layout of
 - The RCA jacks for the audio and composite video outputs have been replaced with some that can actually be found nowadays (i.e.: those that were used on A600/A1200). This resulted in relocating R409 (whose original position seems somehow improvised anyway...).
 - The above allowed a couple of tracks to be added so that the left and right audio channels will be somehow mixed whenever a single output jack is connected. This was lifted from the A600.
 - The font used to label the components and to do all the writing on the board is not the original one, but rather the default Kicad font. Neither was the font size matched in all cases. Some labels were also moved for clarity.
-- The silkscreen for some components does not match the original one. We used the built-in Kicad footprints as-is, when available.
+- The silkscreen for some components does not match the original one. I used the built-in KiCad footprints as-is, when available.
 - The silkscreen and pitch of C303 and C304 have been made smaller so that they don't overlap.
-- The vias inside the pads of JP10A and JP11 have been slightly offset.
+- Speaking about the silkscreen, I have been quite liberal with it, I did not follow the original one at all costs. This was since today's technology can give us a bit more resolution in silkscreen printing, and that was worth using for the sake of clarity. Some ground stitching vias were slightly offset to make up space for labels.
+- The vias inside the pads of JP10A and JP11 have been slightly offset so that they are outside the pads.
+- The ground fill is autogenerated by KiCad, so it won't match the original exactly.
 
 ### Assembly and Installation
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