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English: A smartphone comparison of Wikipedia gallery images in "traditional" versus "packed" modes. Screenshots from the Northern cardinal article were taken with a Google Pixel 6a mobile device.
Intended audience: Wikipedia editors via Wikipedia:Manual of Style inclusion. Image created cut-n-paste style with text added via Photoshop Elements 10, release date September 22, 2011. |
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| Author | TomStonehunter |
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