`:As far as I can tell there are at least three users who disagree with your preferences about the infobox. You've requested clarification, so here goes: :*The image by Paolo Varonese that you call ``a true icon`` is completely dominated by religious imagery while the depiction of the actual battle is cluttered, unaesthetic and very dark. To make anything out, it has to be set to a very large size. This takes up way too much room for a simple infobox. There are simply much better images for this purpose, and none of them can be said to be ``truer`` than the others. :*You're insisting on using coats of arms rather than flags. They are almost impossible to make out at such a low resolution. Despite this, they still take up much more room than simple flags. The point of the flags is to give a visual queue, not to depict the most accurate contemporary standards or symbols of any region or individual. :*Breaking down the number of soldiers into ``divisions`` is not relevant in an infobox. They're supposed to give a quick overview of the numbers to get a sense of scale and proportions. In this case, it's the total size of each side that matters, not the composition of the Christian forces. You've also chosen to simply remove the number of crewmen on the Christian side. That makes absolutely no sense if you know anything about galleys. The crews propel the galleys and make up the majority of the participants. It's because of the large crews, not the number of soldiers, that Lepanto was one of the largest battles ever fought. :    `