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I don't see anything problematic with this argument. Ultimately, it passes Rules 1-3 with no question and it straddles the line on Rule 4. Deeming it a valid source would allow numerous articles to be completed in a more coherent way. Going off of the rulings for the first three rules, the fact that it doesn't seem to exist as a parody or a pastiche --in my eyes --indicates it as a valid source for the wiki. It's just one of many parallels in the sea of hypertime. | I don't see anything problematic with this argument. Ultimately, it passes Rules 1-3 with no question and it straddles the line on Rule 4. Deeming it a valid source would allow numerous articles to be completed in a more coherent way. Going off of the rulings for the first three rules, the fact that it doesn't seem to exist as a parody or a pastiche --in my eyes --indicates it as a valid source for the wiki. It's just one of many parallels in the sea of hypertime. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:07, 27 April 2023
I don't see anything problematic with this argument. Ultimately, it passes Rules 1-3 with no question and it straddles the line on Rule 4. Deeming it a valid source would allow numerous articles to be completed in a more coherent way. Going off of the rulings for the first three rules, the fact that it doesn't seem to exist as a parody or a pastiche --in my eyes --indicates it as a valid source for the wiki. It's just one of many parallels in the sea of hypertime.
