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An internal article link to a Conservapedia article is a decision for people. Am I going to click this link or not.  When you have a lot of internal links without much text between them, you are flooding people with a lot of decisions at once. People don't like that.  
 
An internal article link to a Conservapedia article is a decision for people. Am I going to click this link or not.  When you have a lot of internal links without much text between them, you are flooding people with a lot of decisions at once. People don't like that.  
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In addition, it is unpleasing to the eye. Too much of anything on a page is not good. A Stanford study found that 50% of a web pages credibility is how it looks.  
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In addition, it is unpleasing to the eye. Too much of anything on a page is not good. A Stanford study found that 50% of a web pages credibility to people is how it looks. People do judge a book by its cover.  
    
2.  Keep category tags very relevant to the articles at hand. Use them where a lot of people will clearly see the connection. Avoid category tags which tangential in nature and people are not apt to use.  
 
2.  Keep category tags very relevant to the articles at hand. Use them where a lot of people will clearly see the connection. Avoid category tags which tangential in nature and people are not apt to use.  
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