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When creating a web page, a Wikipedia page, an Everything 2 writeup, or any other hyperlinked document, do not just link every single word; this becomes annoying rather quickly. Don't just randomly sprinkle brackets around words either. Make sure a link implies some clear association between the page you create and the page you link to. If you mention something more than once, don't link a word or phrase every time it appears; this gets boring. |
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When creating a web page, a Wikipedia page, a writeup in House of Bias, or any other hypertext document, do not just link every single word; this becomes annoying rather quickly. Don't just randomly sprinkle brackets around words either. Make sure a link implies some clear association between the page you create and the page you link to. If you mention something more than once, don't link a word or phrase every time it appears; this gets boring. Some general guidelines: *link the first occurrence of a related topic, and *link subsequent occurrences that seem of higher "wanna jump there now" relevance. |
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Discussion in Rules to consider/Make only links relevant to the context debate |
When creating a web page, a Wikipedia page, a writeup in House of Bias, or any other hypertext document, do not just link every single word; this becomes annoying rather quickly. Don't just randomly sprinkle brackets around words either. Make sure a link implies some clear association between the page you create and the page you link to. If you mention something more than once, don't link a word or phrase every time it appears; this gets boring.
Some general guidelines:
Discussion in Rules to consider/Make only links relevant to the context debate
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