Start running spellcheck, I mean srsly. And think up some more conventions.

Doc/sphinx/TODO

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+# Change a minus to a plus when something is being worked on.
+# Remove it when you are done.
+
+- Run spellcheck before you commit.
+- Remove small/extraneous pages (merge them as a section with another).
+- Create some conventions. Capitalize Simba whenever it occurs, and pick
+  either color or colour (it'd probably be best to use color, as the code
+  seems to use it).
+- Find stuff to add to this list.

Doc/sphinx/gettingstarted.rst

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-Getting Started With Simba
+Getting Started with Simba
 ==========================
 
 This page will help you install Simba and highlight some basic Simba

Doc/sphinx/tutorial.rst

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Complete tutorial
+Tutorial
 =================
 
-Complete tutorial
+Complete tutorial.

Doc/sphinx/whatis.rst

@@ -6,10 +6,11 @@ tasks involve using the mouse and keyboard. Simba is programmable, which means
 you can design your own logic and steps that Simba will follow, based upon
 certain input.
 
-This "input" can vary greatly; from data in files to colours on the screen.
+This "input" can vary greatly; from data in files to colors and text on the screen.
 
 ..  This needs more info
     yep
+    Not really, you basically covered what Simba is in the above paragraph.
 
 Simba can:
     *   Find and read colours on the screen.
@@ -17,9 +18,9 @@ Simba can:
         this is the position of a found color or bitmap.
     *   Read and write files.
     *   Connect to the internet to read websites and post data to them.
-    *   Read text on the screen and turn it into actual text. (Optical Text
+    *   Read text on the screen and turn it into actual text. (Optical Character
         Recognition)
 
-and much, more much. Start now by :ref:`installingsimba`.
+and much, much more. Start now by :ref:`installingsimba`.
 
 If you want to know more about Simba, see :ref:`whysimba`

Doc/sphinx/whysimba.rst

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-.. _whysimba:
+.. _whimsical:
 
 Why Simba?
 ==========
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Why Simba?
 So why would you use Simba?
 
 For several reasons. Number one is probably the active community combined with
-the open mindedness of the Simba developers.
+the open-mindedness of the Simba developers.
 
 Simba is:
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Free
 ~~~~
 
 Simba is, and always will be free. 
-It is free as in Free Beer ``and`` as in Freedom.
+It is free as in Free Beer **and** Freedom.
 
 Simba is 100% free to use. In fact, we welcome you to share it with the 
 rest of the world.
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ license.
 .. note:: 
       The source code allows everyone to see how the program actually
       works. Most developers choose not to share their source code and therefore
-      decide to hold knowledge back. The Simba developers highly disagree with
+      decide to withhold knowledge. The Simba developers highly disagree with
       this mentality and will fight for a world with free knowledge for
       everyone. "Closed Source" as not sharing source code is called, is holding
       back innovation and research in the world.
@@ -34,22 +34,22 @@ license.
 Extensible
 ~~~~~~~~~~
 
-Simba supports both plugins in machine code as well as extensions written
-in the Simba programming language. (Pascal)
+Simba supports both plug-ins in binary format as well as extensions written
+in the Simba programming language (which is Pascal-based).
 
 This way one can easily extend Simba. See :ref:`writing-simba-extensions`
 
 Reliable
 ~~~~~~~~
 
-Simba is actively maintained by a team of knowledgable programmers. 
+Simba is actively maintained by a team of knowledgeable programmers. 
 
 We as a team do our best to make Simba into a quality product. 
 However this does not guarantee a bug free program.
 (Bug free programs don't exist)
 
 Should you encouter a bug, please consider sending a bug report so we can
-resolve the issue: :ref:`bugreport`.
+resolve the issue: :ref:`bug report`.
 
 Cross Platform
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@@ -58,21 +58,18 @@ Simba has been written with freedom in mind and believes Simba
 should not be limited to one platform, as that limits its users
 to one platform as well.
 
-Currently the supported platforms are Windows and Linux.
+Currently the supported platforms are Windows and Linux with attempts
+being made to port it to OSX (it may run on OSX if you install X11).
 
 Even though we try hard to make Simba bug-free on all platforms,
-some issues remain. The biggest issue is the component that 
+some issues remain. The biggest issue is the interpreter that 
 executes your program. It is an external component and does not
-play too well on Linux. Hopefully we will be able to fix this soon.
+play too well on Linux. Hopefully this will be improved upon soon.
 
 Fast
 ~~~~
 
 The Simba developers have designed and written Simba with speed in mind.
-However, focussing too much on speed is in reality not a good case.
-It often leads to instability and more bugs in the program.
-For Simba, we have sacrificed some speed to make a more featureful
-and stable program.
-
-Nevertheless, Simba is quite fast.
+However, some speed was sacrificed for readability and maintainability,
+regardless, Simba is still quite fast.