User talk:Roberto221/Archive 2013
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Something to think about
In this edit, you changed the text displayed with the hyperlink from the default ("Official website") to "Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester Official website". The thing is that readers already know that they're reading an article about the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester, so repeating "Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester" not only adds no new information, it also requires the reader to parse seven words instead of two just to see that it's a link to the official website for the subject of the article. See also KISS principle. -- DanielPenfield (talk) 14:24, 24 March 2013 (UTC)
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