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A), see [[Tardis:Canon policy|T:CANON]]. ''Death Comes to Time'' is as canon as anything in ''Doctor Who'', no more, no less; and we're not going to say anything more than that. Feel free to disregard it or not in your headcanon. | A), see [[Tardis:Canon policy|T:CANON]]. ''Death Comes to Time'' is as canon as anything in ''Doctor Who'', no more, no less; and we're not going to say anything more than that. Feel free to disregard it or not in your headcanon. | ||
B), regardless, you appear to have misunderstood my suggestion above. The idea is that the timeline of ''Death Comes to Time'' would be considered an alternate dimension, like [[Pete's World]]. So it doesn't matter that it "contradicts a bunch of stuff" (which, yes, it does). | B), regardless, you appear to have misunderstood my suggestion above. The idea is that the timeline of ''Death Comes to Time'' would be considered an alternate dimension, like [[Pete's World]]. So it doesn't matter that it "contradicts a bunch of stuff" (which, yes, it does). | ||
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A), see T:CANON. Death Comes to Time is as canon as anything in Doctor Who, no more, no less; and we're not going to say anything more than that. Feel free to disregard it or not in your headcanon.
B), regardless, you appear to have misunderstood my suggestion above. The idea is that the timeline of Death Comes to Time would be considered an alternate dimension, like Pete's World. So it doesn't matter that it "contradicts a bunch of stuff" (which, yes, it does).
