(;
AB[cd][gc][qd][od][kq][ep][fq][gp]
AW[eq][dq][cp][cn][pq][qo][ec][ee]
C[Black plays.

Source:
    American Go Journal, Fall 1992
    "How to Choose Joseki", by Yilun Yang]
TR[ee];
LB[df:A][cg:B]
C[Hint:  A or B?]
(;
B[df]
C[This knight's jump doesn't work well with the overall board position.];
W[hd]
C[White will follow this standard sequence.];
B[dc];W[hc];B[eb];W[fc];B[fb];W[gb];B[cj]
LB[mq:A]
C[And now Black must protect the left side.

The result may look good for Black, but Black's move here has little value, because White's lower left stones have a low solid shape.

As a result, Black loses sente, so that White may be able to take the big point at A.]
)
    (;
    B[cg]
    C[Black's 2 point extension is simple and sente.  This extension is correct when the left side is not important.];
    W[hd]
    C[The standard sequence follows.];
    B[dc];W[hc];B[eb];W[fc];B[fb];W[gb]
    LB[nq:A]
    C[The joseki ends here, because Black has a complete shape on the left side.

As a result, Black has sente to take the ideal point at A.]
    )
)

