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Dude @ElKevbo stop reversing my edits. There are dozens of major institutions with more images in their alumni gallery. I added just like 6 additional, extremely relevant people (including a Nobel laureate and heads of state). If you are going to just reverse my edits, come up with better reasoning instead of just saying it's bloated. What is even the barometer for something being bloated. Better yet, contribute and discuss why some people should be included or not-- don't just blanket reverse. Edardfox (talk) 00:53, 29 September 2023 (UTC)Reply