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:Excellent work!!! I applaud your efforts, and I wish you the best in everything you do! [[User:Deejaye6|Deejaye6]] ([[User talk:Deejaye6|talk]]) 06:47, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
:Excellent work!!! I applaud your efforts, and I wish you the best in everything you do! [[User:Deejaye6|Deejaye6]] ([[User talk:Deejaye6|talk]]) 06:47, 14 November 2011 (UTC)

== Why Doesn't Wikipedia Use This Map?? ==

I've noticed an annoying habit of Wikipedia to use the outdated Robinson map that's just as inaccurate as the old Mercator map (one expands one region (laterally) while shrinking the others, the other shrinks one region while expanding the others). The Kavrayskiy VII projection is the most accurate rectangular projection I've ever seen and is laterally equivalent throughout! What a novel concept!

Is there any way to start a movement toward changing this to the standard?
[[User:Deejaye6|Deejaye6]] ([[User talk:Deejaye6|talk]]) 06:51, 14 November 2011 (UTC)


== Why Doesn't Wikipedia Use This Map?? ==
== Why Doesn't Wikipedia Use This Map?? ==

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Replace low-contrast images

Sample of new image style

I will be replacing images on the various map projection pages. Presently many are on a satellite composite image from NASA that, while realistic, poorly demonstrates the projections because of dark color and low contrast. I have created a stylization of the same data with much brighter water areas and a light graticule to contrast. See the thumbnail of the example from another article. Some images on some pages are acceptable but differ stylistically from most articles; I will replace these also.

The images will be high resolution and antialiased, with 15° graticules for world projections, red, translucent equator, red tropics, and blue polar circles.

Please discuss agreement or objections over here (not this page). I intend to start these replacements on 13 August. Thank you. Strebe (talk) 22:41, 6 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Excellent work!!! I applaud your efforts, and I wish you the best in everything you do! Deejaye6 (talk) 06:47, 14 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Why Doesn't Wikipedia Use This Map??

I've noticed an annoying habit of Wikipedia to use the outdated Robinson map that's just as inaccurate as the old Mercator map (one expands one region (laterally) while shrinking the others, the other shrinks one region while expanding the others). The Kavrayskiy VII projection is the most accurate rectangular projection I've ever seen and is laterally equivalent throughout! What a novel concept!

Is there any way to start a movement toward changing this to the standard? Deejaye6 (talk) 06:51, 14 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]