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 :Other readers will doubtless agree that, in general, formatting is greatly improved by using the template ""TOCleft"" to ""wrap"" the text around the table of contents box and eliminate those ugly gaping holes of blank space that disfigure many Wikipedia entries. ""TOCleft"" is preferable, unless there are reasons for setting it at the right: see Gallaecia. Setting it at the very top corner is not particularly attractive I'd say.  

 :This particular editor has been going about making a mess of carefully formatted articles to satisfy some obscure personal agenda: instead of simply replacing the ""TOC right"" template that makes him foam at the mouth with a ""TOCleft"" template, or—scarcely to be hoped— adjusting the format to improveit, he vandalizes the careful new formatting (even—just twice—my own). I have had to go through every one of these abused formats and restore visual coherence. I am never cowed by abuse from a bully with a formulaic agenda, but I have had to turn down Administratorship twice precisely to avoid contact with this sort of individual. The usage ""unilaterally"" at this cultural level means ""using your intelligence and educated eye to produce a result differing from mine."" Unspeakable, eh.  "