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I came here because I was pinged, so here is my personal opinion about use of the template, and I'd rather not get involved in the discussion about personal attacks and such. In general, I think these kinds of templates are useful to our readers, because they are a way of saying, in effect, "if you
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If one goes with the narrow, top-of-the-page format, there are alternatives to that green color. But I think a horizontal, bottom-of-the-page format works just fine, and is just as useful to our readers. As for being "hideous", I guess that's in the eye of the beholder.
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hanged, decapitated, burnt on a pyre or so on). So I see your point about the picture being somewhat confusing, but I'm not altogether sure if another picture will represent an improvement. Possibly, the caption text should say it shows the disembowelment of
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I removed the decorative image, due to the tall aspect ratio, which was creating quite a bit of blank space. however, my changes were reverted, so I am now attempting a compromise with an image with a better aspect ratio. please discuss here.
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