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Latest comment: 4 months ago by Johan2014 in topic Figures everywhere

Figures everywhere

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Hi! When reading the article, the figures rarely align with the corresponding text. I also believe there are some figures which are never referred to in the article's text, which might not be a problem, were it not for the fact that these figures are placed in positions where other figures would be way more relevant to readers. I'm new to Wikipedia, so pardon my lack of understanding, but would it not make sense if figures were numbered and referenced to in the text? If numbering figures isn't Wikipedia etiquette, would it not make sense to at least physically align the figures with the relevant text? Figures seem to be everywhere, but not in a logical position next to the relevant text.

In addition, many figures use X,Y,Z,M notation, while the text refers to A,B,C notation. Do I have permission to replace all figures with A,B,C notation? I've never used pictures in wikipedia, but I bet I'll figure it out. Johan2014 (talk) 09:16, 28 March 2026 (UTC)Reply