In other words, do not directly refer to the mechanism of the Web or hypertext. Amy Gahran has a Web site . If you do decide to create a list of links, annotate each one so that your readers can decide which, if any, to traverse. Offering too many links on a page dilutes the message of that page and can confuse readers with tangential digressions. As an editor, your job is to guide readers and filter their choices.
Links also disrupt the narrative flow of the text by inviting readers to go elsewhere.
Unless that is your goal, link sparingly. Furthermore, having too many links can create a maintenance headache. Beware of creating documents that resemble mere tables of contents or resource bibliographies. However, do this only if clicking that link will result in the immediate commencement of a download. Your online audience would prefer to know ahead of time if you are directing them to files other than Web pages.