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Happy editing! Signed,Imzadi 1979 →20:00, 12 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]
I just wanted to mention that many of the Malaysian highway articles have big problems with their junction lists, so it's good to see that you're taking some steps to fix them.
Many articles do not follow the proper format perMOS:RJL, although some are using the templates and coming much closer. The column layout is almost up to the standards and the improper background colors are mostly eliminated. That will be a big help, but it isn't the only issue.
Once the column layout is corrected, the biggest issue is the usage of some of these templates to add graphics to the table. We have to remember that Wikipedia is written for a general audience and an international audience. No article should assume that we've passed a driving test in Malaysia to know what all of the little sign graphics mean. Additionally, because of how they are used, there are accessibility issues for people using screen readers to read articles.
If you look at an American highway article, likeInterstate 275 (Michigan)#Exit list, the number of graphics is minimal, every graphic is at the start of the line within a table cell so that it doesn't break up the flow of the text, and the text next to it has some explanation of the graphics. If the graphics in that exit list were removed tomorrow, readers would still understand everything there.
We also condense the text to keep it from being so redundant, which aids in reading the table. The standard format for the destination of an intersection or interchange should be something like:
We shouldn't repeat the graphics and highway designation multiple times, once for each destination. Look atexit 17 on I-275, and you'll see that it lists all of I-94's destinations (Chicago, Ann Arbor, Detroit) after the dash. The airport sign is included, and importantly, the airport itself is included in the list of destinations after the dash. It's simple and compact, unlike exit 107 onSkudai Highway#List of interchanges and junctions.
Even on an article dealing with tolling, we would not use the graphics for the transponders. We would mention the transponder options in the text of the article, or maybe in the notes column.
I think a lot of these formatting things were done before because it "looks cool", but it doesn't help our readers understand the information that's supposed to be presented.Imzadi 1979 →20:55, 12 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]
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