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==Size==
==Size==
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{{hatnote|See also: [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Article size#Lists, tables and summaries|Wikipedia:Article size#Lists, tables and summaries]]}}
{{See also|WP:SPLITLIST}}
Consideration should be given to keeping embedded lists and tables as short as feasible for their purpose and scope: material within an embedded list should relate to the article topic without going into unnecessary detail; and statistical data kept to a minimum.  
Consideration should be given to keeping embedded lists and tables as short as feasible for their purpose and scope: material within an embedded list should relate to the article topic without going into unnecessary detail; and statistical data kept to a minimum per [[WP:NOT#STATS|policy]].  


Some material may [[Wikipedia:Page_size#Readability_issues|not be appropriate]] for reducing or summarizing using the [[WP:Summary style|summary style]] method. Consideration may be needed to either keep all the material embedded in the main article or split it off entirely into a sub-article, leaving a {{tl|See}} template which produces: {{See|Example list}}
Some material may [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Page size#Readability issues|not be appropriate]] for reducing or summarizing using the [[Wikipedia:WP:Summary style|summary style]] method. Consideration may be needed to either keep all the material embedded in the main article or split it off entirely into a sub-article.


Some information, such as "Notable people" or "Alumni", which may be read for context or scanned for content, may be formatted with a section lead and a descriptive, bulleted list, or as prose, depending on size. If the list is long, is unable to be summarised, but is not appropriate for splitting out, then a section lead, with a descriptive, bulleted list may be more appropriate than a long prose section.
Some information, such as "Notable people" or "Alumni", which may be read for context or scanned for content, may be formatted with a section lead and a descriptive, bulleted list, or as prose, depending on size. If the list is long, is unable to be summarised, but is not appropriate for splitting out, then a section lead, with a descriptive, bulleted list may be more appropriate than a long prose section.