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Compare for example, how "real word POV" notice looks at Memory Alpha: [[w:c:memory-alpha:Jonathan Frakes|Jonathan Frakes]]. The hatnote is wide, and above the infobox, which makes the lead section start at a correct place: top-left corner of the text. At the Tardis Data Core, template {{tl|real world}} is more like a badge, which the lead section has to awkwardly flow around, and "You may be looking for..." template does not help it one bit in the article [[Matt Smith]].
Compare for example, how "real word POV" notice looks at Memory Alpha: [[w:c:memory-alpha:Jonathan Frakes|Jonathan Frakes]]. The hatnote is wide, and above the infobox, which makes the lead section start at a correct place: top-left corner of the text. At the Tardis Data Core, template {{tl|real world}} is more like a badge, which the lead section has to awkwardly flow around, and "You may be looking for..." template does not help it one bit in the article [[Matt Smith]].
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Compare for example, how "real word POV" notice looks at Memory Alpha: Jonathan Frakes. The hatnote is wide, and above the infobox, which makes the lead section start at a correct place: top-left corner of the text. At the Tardis Data Core, template {{real world}} is more like a badge, which the lead section has to awkwardly flow around, and "You may be looking for..." template does not help it one bit in the article Matt Smith.