And making life easier for readers is what the web is all about. Ambiguity forces readers to determine the meaning based on insufficient evidence. Important Clarity is more than an absence of ambiguity. Writing clearly is a little like testifying under oath. It's a tall order.
Ambiguity has a way of creeping into the most unlikely places.
Clear writing is a little like testifying under oath. Though it's probably clear from the context that I intended the second meaning, readers should never be forced to rely on context. I thought it was perfectly clear. So did the folks who signed off on it, as well as another writer and a proofreader. But what we discovered when we tested it was that it wasn't clear at all.