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The document provides guidance on writing effective content for the web, emphasizing that web writing should be concise, scanable, and optimized for search engines through the use of keywords, headings, and hyperlinks. It notes that web readers scan pages rather than read linearly and advises keeping content brief through the use of active voice and focusing key details above the page fold. The document also provides tips on page structure, formatting, and tools to check readability.
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