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Robert Gordon infobox

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Cherrylimerickey: Common practice is to locate infoboxes, images, tables, etc., in the appropriate section where they are discussed. They should be spread evenly, so as to not abut or stack up. Additionally, they should only be added to sections that are big enough to support them, so they don't extend into the next section. Generally, infoboxes shouldn't contain collapsed material (WP:ACCESS problems). If the 11/25/2017 version doesn't look right,[1] maybe Gordon's version shouldn't have an infobox because the section is too short. Or the text should be expanded to support one. —Ojorojo (talk) 19:44, 29 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]