Talk:Tennessee State Route 211

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Great article for 17 miles. I have upgraded it to B-Class. There's just a couple things I think could use improvement:

Usually, junction lists on non-freeways are a lot simpler than those found on freeways. Take a look at any NY route or Oklahoma State Highway 51 for an example.
- I've been sticking to the practice of placing all US Highway and Interstate routes in the infobox with a 10-junction maximum for all Tennessee Routes, in some cases this is probably inappropriate but I feel that some standard needs to be set up regarding this as I have had other contributors asking about this very thing. (i.e. using start/end terminus only in the infobox for secondary routes and listing US/Interstate highways with 10-junction max for all primary state routes.) The B-Class rating is very much appreciated!!! Pepper6181 (talk) 05:42, 16 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Shields should never be stand-alone. This is an accessibility issue; images don't display on some browsers (like Lynx), so images should always be followed by a text representation of the highway in question. This also allows the addition of links, where appropriate.
- A fix will be completed shortly, using the jct template.
Image galleries are generally discouraged on Wikipedia. It is usually preferred that they're placed on Wikimedia Commons and linked, as in Oklahoma State Highway 76 (and commons:Oklahoma State Highway 76, the Commons gallery).—Scott5114↗ [EXACT CHANGE ONLY] 06:04, 15 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]
- I like the idea that is put forth on the OK 76 article and have incorporated it into the TN 211 article, I'm going to use this on the TN 5 article if I can ever find the time to take some pics Pepper6181 (talk) 05:42, 16 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]