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Certainly now that the BBC have put this webcast out on their official YouTube channel, there should be no lingering doubts. [[Message from the Doctor (webcast)]] will be covered on the wiki.
Certainly now that the BBC have put this webcast out on their official YouTube channel, there should be no lingering doubts. [[Message from the Doctor (webcast)]] will be covered on the wiki.


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As for the series issue, "''[[Who at Home]]'' originals" works perfectly well for stories that are actually released as part of one of its events. ''[[Strax Saves the Day (webcast)|Strax Saves the Day]]'' and ''[[Revenge of the Nestene (short story)|Revenge of the Nestene]]'' certainly belong to such a series, released in conjunction with the TDOTD and ''Rose'' ''Who at Home'' showings, and expressly produced by [[Emily Cook]]. The question of whether other stories, like ''Message from the Doctor'' or ''[[Doctor Who and the Time War (short story)|Doctor Who and the Time War]]'', also belong to this series (backed up by evidence) is a matter for those stories' talk pages.
As for the series issue, "''[[Who at Home]]'' originals" works perfectly well for stories that are actually released as part of one of its events. ''[[Strax Saves the Day (webcast)|Strax Saves the Day]]'' and ''[[Revenge of the Nestene (short story)|Revenge of the Nestene]]'' certainly belong to such a series, released in conjunction with the TDOTD and ''Rose'' ''Who at Home'' showings, and expressly produced by [[Emily Cook]]. The question of whether other stories, like ''Message from the Doctor'' or ''[[Doctor Who and the Time War (short story)|Doctor Who and the Time War]]'', also belong to this series (backed up by evidence) is a matter for those stories' talk pages.
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Latest revision as of 13:43, 27 April 2023

Certainly now that the BBC have put this webcast out on their official YouTube channel, there should be no lingering doubts. Message from the Doctor (webcast) will be covered on the wiki.

Now, the scope of this discussion does not really include the question of validity. For now, the broad consensus above that said page should be marked {{invalid}} is what will be respected. That is not to say this cannot be discussed in its own thread. This closure, however, is quite necessary to allow for the page to be re-created without violating T:BOUND.

As for the series issue, "Who at Home originals" works perfectly well for stories that are actually released as part of one of its events. Strax Saves the Day and Revenge of the Nestene certainly belong to such a series, released in conjunction with the TDOTD and Rose Who at Home showings, and expressly produced by Emily Cook. The question of whether other stories, like Message from the Doctor or Doctor Who and the Time War, also belong to this series (backed up by evidence) is a matter for those stories' talk pages.