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The ''navboxes'' aren't. But the ''wiki'' is to some extent based around narratives (see: rule 1 of [[Tardis:Valid sources]]). So by default WLH is, in my interpretation of SOTO's argument, based around narrative connections as well. | The ''navboxes'' aren't. But the ''wiki'' is to some extent based around narratives (see: rule 1 of [[Tardis:Valid sources]]). So by default WLH is, in my interpretation of SOTO's argument, based around narrative connections as well. | ||
(Note here that I'm not the one who raised this argument nor do I necessarily buy it, so perhaps SOTO should clarify what exactly they take to be the issue. I'm just trying to head off at the pass the most obvious problems in responses to them.) | (Note here that I'm not the one who raised this argument nor do I necessarily buy it, so perhaps SOTO should clarify what exactly they take to be the issue. I'm just trying to head off at the pass the most obvious problems in responses to them.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:19, 27 April 2023
The navboxes aren't. But the wiki is to some extent based around narratives (see: rule 1 of Tardis:Valid sources). So by default WLH is, in my interpretation of SOTO's argument, based around narrative connections as well.
(Note here that I'm not the one who raised this argument nor do I necessarily buy it, so perhaps SOTO should clarify what exactly they take to be the issue. I'm just trying to head off at the pass the most obvious problems in responses to them.)
