[Commentor] LC-300 Ian Jacobs [Comment] * You refer to "links"; do you mean "what you get when you follow the link?" * I suggest expressing this point in terms of serving roughly equivalent representations rather than in terms of links. * You might want to citeWebarch section 3.5.1, which says "A URI owner SHOULD provide representations of the identified resource consistently and predictably". * Since this is the "One Web" point, I think it belongs at the front of the document. You might want to retitle it "One Web Principle" rather than "Thematic Consistency". * You might want to simplify to "[One Web Principle] Because you never know for sure who will be reading your content (and their device, browser, and human capabilities), you should start by designing for a broad audience, then optimize your content for targetted audiences." [Commentor reply] yes [Working Group decision] 
We have changed the Best Practice to mention URIs instead of links, and the text now refers to the Web Architecture principle. We have not renamed it since the wording "thematic consistency" is about the expected goal not the implied principle.