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So a few months ago [[User:WHULorigan]] noted that the use of the Red sunburst had proliferated everywhere.  
 
So a few months ago [[User:WHULorigan]] noted that the use of the Red sunburst had proliferated everywhere.  
 
* [[Imperial Sunburst]]
 
* [[Imperial Sunburst]]
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Since then it has been replaced with the navy sunburst, but to a similar effect. It is just used everywhere. So I thought it would be more interesting to have a set of colors to use in different types of articles in the wiki. A short hand to indicate type. The sunbursts are used in the Infoboxes when there are no other images available and as a substitute for articles where we don't have a infobox to begin with.  
 
Since then it has been replaced with the navy sunburst, but to a similar effect. It is just used everywhere. So I thought it would be more interesting to have a set of colors to use in different types of articles in the wiki. A short hand to indicate type. The sunbursts are used in the Infoboxes when there are no other images available and as a substitute for articles where we don't have a infobox to begin with.  
  

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