Writers of traditional manuscripts provide documentation for their outside sources. W riters of hypertext must also provide documentation for their outside sources. More often, however, they will simply use a hyperlink to send end users directly to the outside source. Writers of traditional manuscripts close their work with a concluding section which summarizes the content of the document and restates the thesis. Depending on the purpose of the piece, the writer might offer a solution to a problem or a recommendation for action.
Web sites have no formal conclusion because there is no real set path through the document.
However, each page in a web site should have a footer containing the notice of last update and an email contact to the person responsible for the page. Rewriting All writers must revise their documents for accuracy, conciseness, clarity, and style. All writers must revise their documents for accuracy, conciseness, clarity, and style. All writers must edit for spelling, punctuation, and mechanical errors. All writers must edit for spelling, punctuation, and mechanical errors.