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Yes, it seems like closing the previous discussion based on Rule 4 rather than the Rule 2 that was anticipated left people feeling like they hadn't had an opportunity to address that side of the discussion; they never talked about Rule 4 because they expected it to hinge on Rule 2.
Yes, it seems like closing the previous discussion based on Rule 4 rather than the Rule 2 that was anticipated left people feeling like they hadn't had an opportunity to address that side of the discussion; they never talked about Rule 4 because they expected it to hinge on Rule 2.


I see how the fear of "wiki creep" is a real issue, with things spreading out further and further from ''Doctor Who'', but, with this particular crossover, we already have a statement from the creator that the universe is, as a whole, non-DWU.  We have a solid "The buck stops here" for anything not included in crossovers ever being considered valid for inclusion, so it seems just like other non-DWU crossovers in that there's a firm line between anything that's a licensed crossover and anything that's not.
I see how the fear of "wiki creep" is a real issue, with things spreading out further and further from ''Doctor Who'', but, with this particular crossover, we already have a statement from the creator that the universe is, as a whole, non-DWU.  We have a solid "The buck stops here" for anything not included in crossovers ever being considered valid for inclusion, so it seems just like other non-DWU crossovers in that there's a firm line between anything that's a licensed crossover and anything that's not.
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Yes, it seems like closing the previous discussion based on Rule 4 rather than the Rule 2 that was anticipated left people feeling like they hadn't had an opportunity to address that side of the discussion; they never talked about Rule 4 because they expected it to hinge on Rule 2.

I see how the fear of "wiki creep" is a real issue, with things spreading out further and further from Doctor Who, but, with this particular crossover, we already have a statement from the creator that the universe is, as a whole, non-DWU. We have a solid "The buck stops here" for anything not included in crossovers ever being considered valid for inclusion, so it seems just like other non-DWU crossovers in that there's a firm line between anything that's a licensed crossover and anything that's not.