Courtesy is similar to but different enough from clarity that it warrants special consideration. Inline images enhance the initial presentation, but can significantly slow down the display of the page. A good presentation can be seen negatively by the viewing audience if the time for the page to appear is too long. These times are based on the current high-speed modem access lines from an Internet Service Provider. A delicate balance between sophistication and commonality is a challenge, not an obstacle.
Information is packaged in the most universal way.
Multiple access paths to the same information with a method in place to check the validity of site-wide links. Multiple links to the same page increase discovery success, allowing the same information to be repackaged for presentation to different viewing audiences. Restraint, however, is exercised. Gratuitous links can undermine hierarchy and structure. The accuracy of links is determined by vigilance, feedback from the viewing audience, and site-scanning software.