`  #Images are thumbed so that readers can load pages quickly and decide for themselves whether or not to see an image full size.  Thumbing and then forcing them to a larger size defeats the purpose.  Why you think that a photo of an empty, pretty well generic gymnasium should have to be so prominent defeats me, in any case. #Placing the (oh so exciting) image of a sign further down the page means that many browsers (including mine) see a forced break in the text. #The article only needs up-dating if some of it is out of date.  You're placing the template for the wrong reasons, to make a point about the removal of the section.  That's at least perilously close to disrupting Wikipedia to make a point. #The consensus on Wikipedia talk:External links was that multiple links to subsections of the same site are unnecessary and should be avoided.    `