Good organization could be an outline at the beginning of the white paper. Then, each major division in the outline equates to a section in the paper. Ideally, the document will be web pages so that each item in the outline hyperlinks to its section in the paper's main body. With information changing at a ferocious pace, web pages, easily updated, modular in organization, and internally referenced, provide flexible, current communication. The Preferred Method Troubleshooting or Implementation Steps Other Sources for Information Pointing to other materials not only gives the reader additional resources but also helps the reader update the material.
External hyperlinks afford different, and hopefully, timely perspectives on the paper.
Perhaps the most important hallmark for reliability is the white paper's date. Papers should supply an initial creation date and the date of the last revision. Ideally, the information should be posted right at the top of the article. And, preferably alongside the date, the author's name and brief biographical data should appear. Of course, references in the paper's body and bibliography to recognized sources establish reliability further.