Three simple suggestions to improve docs. (#4)

README.md

@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ sub37 is set of client-side _dependency-free_ libraries that aims to provide a c
 
 sub37 architecture is made of three components:
 
-- A Renderer (`@sub37/captions-renderer`), a WebComponent that handles all the aspects of captions rendering (styles, colors, positioning, etc.);
-- A Server (`@sub37/server`), a client library that handles timed serving of cues and centralizes all the shared aspects (formats, communication);
-- An Adapter (e.g. `@sub37/webvtt-adapter`), a library that knows how to parse a specific captions format and knows how to convert it to the core format provided by the server;
+- A [Renderer](packages/captions-renderer/) (`@sub37/captions-renderer`), a WebComponent that handles all the aspects of captions rendering (styles, colors, positioning, etc.);
+- A [Server](packages/server/) (`@sub37/server`), a client library that handles timed serving of cues and centralizes all the shared aspects (formats, communication);
+- An [Adapter](packages/webvtt-adapter/) (e.g. `@sub37/webvtt-adapter`), a library that knows how to parse a specific captions format and knows how to convert it to the core format provided by the server;
 
 Of the three components, both Renderer and Adapter are replaceable: they only need to provide the correct support to the interface that server expects to use to communicate with them (see the wiki).
 

packages/server/README.md

@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ Hey mom, look at me, I'm having fun!
 
 ## Error handling
 
-All `sub37` are studied to be as safe as possible and with parlant errors when they get thrown. All errors exposed, can be used through the `Errors` namespace imported as above.
+All `sub37` functions are as safe as possible and, when things go wrong, throw explicative errors so that issues can be diagnosed easily. All the exposed errors can be used importing the `Errors` namespace as shown below.
 
 ```typescript
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packages/webvtt-adapter/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # @sub37/webvtt-adapter
 
-As its name says, this renderer handles whatever concerns the parsing, the tokenization and hence the conversion of a WebVTT text track so that it can be used by `@sub37/*`.
+As its name says, this adapter handles whatever concerns the parsing, the tokenization and hence the conversion of a WebVTT text track so that it can be used by `@sub37/*`.
 
 It tries to adhere as much as possible to the standard, leaving out or manipulating some concepts regarding the rendering of cues (which must be accomplished along with `@sub37/captions-renderer`).