Talk:2000 United States presidential election in North Carolina

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"This is better formatting" — actually very ugly and “squashed”?[edit]

When it is said by user 2603:6010:F006:964B:E887:EDBB:3773:922A of the last edit

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This is better formatting

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in my mind, as I may have noted in previous talk pages (1976 in South Carolina), it is exceedingly ugly formatting. Moreover, even in mobile view, removing the collapsible table and nowrap formatting does not solve the problem of fitting the table onto a small mobile phone. One still has to slide the table to read it in full without the nowrap formatting, and the benefits of having something more similar to the desktop view — and as previously said in my view a much more attractive look without every column almost completely “squashed” word-by-word. Luokehao (talk) 01:55, 31 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]