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The identification of colours is ''difficult'' and different people's perceptions of colours can differ from person-to-person.
The identification of colours is ''difficult'' and different people's perceptions of colours can vary widely.


Pages on specific colours must have a [[Tardis:Valid source|covered source]], with the addition that it must be mentioned in '''dialogue''' if a visual or audio medium or in '''text''' if a text-based or comic-based medium.
Pages on specific colours must have a [[Tardis:Valid source|covered source]], with the addition that it must be mentioned in '''dialogue''' if a visual or audio medium or in '''text''' if a text-based or comic-based medium.
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Check the [[:Category:Colours]] and its sub-categories before creating a colour page.
Check the [[:Category:Colours]] and its sub-categories before creating a colour page.


==Conjecture==
== Conjecture ==
In some rare cases colours or hues may not be easily categorised as one specific colour, in these situations [[Template:Conjecture|the conjecture reasoning]] is employed. If it improves information availability and accurate coverage of the subject then we can draw from a script, deleted scene or other real-world material which is not, itself, a valid source.
In some rare cases, colours or hues may not be easily categorised as one specific colour; in these situations [[Template:Conjecture|the conjecture reasoning]] is employed. If it improves information availability and accurate coverage of the subject then we can draw from a script, deleted scene or other real-world material which is not, itself, a valid source.


This is not to be used as reasoning to ''create'' a colour page, merely to assist in '''''placing''''' where the information should go on existing pages.
This is not to be used as reasoning to ''create'' a colour page, merely to assist in '''''placing''''' where the information should go on existing pages.


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Latest revision as of 01:33, 2 November 2024

The identification of colours is difficult and different people's perceptions of colours can vary widely.

Pages on specific colours must have a covered source, with the addition that it must be mentioned in dialogue if a visual or audio medium or in text if a text-based or comic-based medium.

If a new page is being created for a colour it cannot utilise a real world source or your own perception, it must be mentioned in a covered source.

Check the Category:Colours and its sub-categories before creating a colour page.

Conjecture

In some rare cases, colours or hues may not be easily categorised as one specific colour; in these situations the conjecture reasoning is employed. If it improves information availability and accurate coverage of the subject then we can draw from a script, deleted scene or other real-world material which is not, itself, a valid source.

This is not to be used as reasoning to create a colour page, merely to assist in placing where the information should go on existing pages.