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:#I agree about <code>style="text-align:center"</code> as well.
:#Now I'm not sure about this particular use of unbuletted lists. Sure the principle is good and all. But I'm not sure it's worth the effort here. In the "Album details" column it saves a little space. And in "Sales" and "Certifications" column it can sometimes indicate a list of two items. It's a lot of code for a small change. However, [[The Prodigy discography]] contains a few examples where unbuletted lists would really be useful (lists of 4 to 7 items). It needs some more thoughts (and possibly feedback from users) on my opinion.
:Among tables, there are some far more urgent use of {{t|
== Avoiding more than two levels of headers ==
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