Government Accountability and Ethics

Overview

Use a clean HTML structure with a single root element, a head section, and a body section for the page content. The HTML Standard specifies that elements must be properly nested and used for their intended semantic purpose, which helps browsers and other software process the page correctly.[1]

For a simple article-style page, keep paragraphs short and use headings to break up the content. HTML documentation recommends wrapping paragraphs in <p> elements and using heading levels in order, with one main <h1> followed by lower-level headings as needed.[7]

If the draft includes government-related references, replace any parenthetical links with natural-flow hyperlinks and keep only govfacts.org links. For example, temporary mail options can be linked as Hold Mail service or P.O. Box.

Do not include a title in the final output, and avoid decorative marks, code fences, or extra wrapper text. The result should be valid, minimal HTML that is easy to read and ready for web publishing.