:Sure. First and foremost, the article is overly long and hard to edit, which is why I started editing it in the first place, reducing the code clutter. (This didn't shrink the article much, but at least did some without removing the content). To my revert: centering image captions is unconventional, i.e. personal aesthetic views which eat the code (have a look at other FA/GA for a precedent -  I know none). Another convention is to drop image pixel size when it is between 200 and 250px so that the browser can choose the width (try and see that it will be nearly same). |right is default which can be safely removed.