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*[[TS]] - Doctor Who [[Tardisode]]s (2006)
*[[TS]] - Doctor Who [[Tardisode]]s (2006)
*[[TW]] - ''[[Torchwood]]''
*[[TW]] - ''[[Torchwood]]''
*[[WEB]] - refers to fictional information on a limited number of official, [[:Category:In-universe websites|in-universe websites]] that are wholly fictional.  Not to be confused with [[WC]], which refers to an individual feature on an official website that is mostly '''not''' an in-universe website.
*[[VG]] - refers to a video game, which, with the advent of [[Doctor Who: The Adventure Games]], may therefore include material found on the BBC website.  Not all video games, of course, are made by the BBC, but this prefix may be used, so long as the game was licensed by the BBC.
====Real world====
====Real world====
Generally, the following sources should be used on real world pages.  However, information from these sources could conceivably be used in "behind the scenes" sections of in-universe articles.
Generally, the following sources should be used on real world pages.  However, information from these sources could conceivably be used in "behind the scenes" sections of in-universe articles.
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*[[DCOM]] - [[BBC DVD]] commentaries  
*[[DCOM]] - [[BBC DVD]] commentaries  
====Mixed use====
====Mixed use====
*[[WC]] - [[Webcast]], by which is usually meant, "comic, prose or animated fiction, published to licensed websites", such as [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho the BBC's official website].  A good example of proper usage is [[WC]]: ''[[Real Time]]''.  However, official sites have, in exceptional circumstances, published behind-the-scenes material, such as [[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Video Explorer]]'', or any one of a number of videos on the [[BBC America]] website.  Thus the prefix can actually mean that the cited resource is ''either'' in- or out-of-universe.  It can also be used beyond BBC websites, so long as that website is officially licensed, as with [[Big Finish]]'s website.
*[[WC]] - [[Webcast]], by which is usually meant, "comic, prose or animated fiction, published to websites of entities who produce licensed ''Doctor Who'' material", such as [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho the BBC's official website].  A good example of proper usage is [[WC]]: ''[[Real Time]]''.  However, official sites have, in exceptional circumstances, published behind-the-scenes material, such as [[WC]]: ''[[Doctor Who Video Explorer]]'', or any one of a number of videos on the [[BBC America]] website.  Thus the prefix can actually mean that the cited resource is ''either'' in- or out-of-universe.  It can also be used beyond BBC websites, so long as that website is officially licensed, as with [[Big Finish]]'s website.


===Other===
===Other===
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*[[SP]] - [[:Category:Doctor Who stage plays|Stage play]]
*[[SP]] - [[:Category:Doctor Who stage plays|Stage play]]
*[[VG]] - [[:Category:Doctor Who video games|Videogame]]
*[[VG]] - [[:Category:Doctor Who video games|Videogame]]
*[[WEB]] - [[:Category:In-universe websites|In-universe websites]]
 


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Revision as of 22:52, 10 December 2010

This is the list of prefixes on the TARDIS Index File Wiki. Categories may overlap.

Television/Film/Video/Web

BBC

In-universe

Real world

Generally, the following sources should be used on real world pages. However, information from these sources could conceivably be used in "behind the scenes" sections of in-universe articles.

Mixed use

  • WC - Webcast, by which is usually meant, "comic, prose or animated fiction, published to websites of entities who produce licensed Doctor Who material", such as the BBC's official website. A good example of proper usage is WC: Real Time. However, official sites have, in exceptional circumstances, published behind-the-scenes material, such as WC: Doctor Who Video Explorer, or any one of a number of videos on the BBC America website. Thus the prefix can actually mean that the cited resource is either in- or out-of-universe. It can also be used beyond BBC websites, so long as that website is officially licensed, as with Big Finish's website.

Other

Audio

Big Finish Productions

BBC

  • BBCR - BBC Radio Doctor Who audio stories and BBC Audio audio-exclusive dramas.
  • BFA/BBCR: Collaborations between Big Finish and BBC Radio (i.e. the ongoing Eighth Doctor BBC Radio series).
  • SJAA - The Sarah Jane Adventures audio stories produced by BBC Audio.
  • TWA - Torchwood audio dramas and audio stories, including those made for BBC Radio and BBC Audio.

Others

Prose

Novels

Target/Virgin

BBC Books

Big Finish

Penguin Character Books

Telos Novellas

Short prose fiction

Other

Comics

TV Comic and TV Action

Doctor Who Magazine

  • DWM - Doctor Who Magazine comics and prose stories
  • DWMS - Doctor Who Magazine Special; comics and prose stories, including the holiday and season-specific specials and any other specials produced in relation to the Doctor Who Magazine.

Doctor Who Classic Comics

Other

Other