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So [[Devious]] is somewhat not analogous, as it was released on something the BBC ''sold''. But even if we ignore that, it's sort of famously not valid?
So [[Devious]] is somewhat not analogous, as it was released on something the BBC ''sold''. But even if we ignore that, it's sort of famously not valid?


I think everyone in this thread agrees, except perhaps DiSoRiEnTeD1's "what would really be lost by their removal?" comment - I've been told not to interpret other user's comments, that they should remain on this site. The question here is validity.
I think everyone in this thread agrees, except perhaps DiSoRiEnTeD1's "what would really be lost by their removal?" comment - I've been told not to interpret other user's comments, that they should remain on this site. The question here is validity.
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So Devious is somewhat not analogous, as it was released on something the BBC sold. But even if we ignore that, it's sort of famously not valid?

I think everyone in this thread agrees, except perhaps DiSoRiEnTeD1's "what would really be lost by their removal?" comment - I've been told not to interpret other user's comments, that they should remain on this site. The question here is validity.