[#70] Updated README.md

README.md

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-OO-atom is a desperate attempt to make Java programming more predictable and transparent. Instead of fighting the boilerplate code by hiding it, introducing hidden coupling, like it is done by Java EE, Spring and Hibernate, OO-atom greets clean design by taking the most from Java SE, and the best from OOP.
+## Disclaimer
+The project is currently on early stage. Not all of the planned features are currently implemented, and everything may be changed in future.
+
+## Intro
+
+OO-atom is a desperate attempt to make Java programming more predictable and transparent. Instead of fighting the boilerplate code by hiding it, introducing hidden coupling, like it is done by Java EE, Spring, Hibernate and other "magical" solutions, OO-atom greets clean and open design by taking the most from Java SE, and the best from OOP.
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+The project is inspired by the guidelines from the books "[Elegant Objects](http://www.yegor256.com/elegant-objects.html)", written by Yegor Bugayenko, and the materials from his [blog](http://www.yegor256.com/tag/oop.html). However, several changes and additions were made to initial concept - see [this]() page for the list of differences.
 
-The project is built around the term named Atom. Atom is a Java class, which strictly follows a set of [requirements](ATOM_SPECIFICATION.md). For each Atom, OO-atom project enforces:
-- composition over inheritance
-- design by contract
-- safe code reuse techniques
-- SOLID
+The project is built around the term named Atom. Atom is a Java class, which strictly follows a set of [requirements](ATOM_SPECIFICATION.md). For all Atoms, OO-atom seeks for the best ways of improving quality, maintainability, test coverage and performance.
 
 OO-atom project is designed on the following principles:
 - it is transparent. It never dictates the architecture of your applications.
 - it is flexible. You are free to use it with any solution from a large Java ecosystem
 - it operates at compile-time only. It never brings ad-hoc runtime dependencies to your application.
 
-The project is inspired by the guidelines from the books "[Elegant Objects](http://www.yegor256.com/elegant-objects.html)", written by Yegor Bugayenko, and the materials from his [blog](http://www.yegor256.com/tag/oop.html). However, several changes and additions were made to initial concept - see [this]() page for the list of differences.
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 # Quick start with Maven
 
 1. Add OO-atom repository to your project's POM file:
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 4. Study the [samples](atom-samples)
 
-Maven will track each class of your project, fail the project's build if any of the class doesn't match the Atom's specification, and apply additional instrumentaions for each Atom. This process is the recommended way of development in OO-atom-managed projects, but in complicated cases, it can be overriden. This process in details is explained [here]().
 
-## Disclaimer
-The project is currently on early stage. Not all of the features are currently implemented, and everything may be changed in future.
+