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Given all the "sub-navboxes" (''UNIT: The New Series'', ''The War Doctor'', ''The Diary of River Song'', ''The Churchill Years'', ''The Tenth Doctor Adventures'', ''Classic Doctors, New Monsters'') are very separate from each other, I would say we separatem them. | Given all the "sub-navboxes" (''UNIT: The New Series'', ''The War Doctor'', ''The Diary of River Song'', ''The Churchill Years'', ''The Tenth Doctor Adventures'', ''Classic Doctors, New Monsters'') are very separate from each other, I would say we separatem them. | ||
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That's what will eventualy happen to the "''Big Finish's Doctor Who: The New Series''" navbox: too long, and not very usefull | That's what will eventualy happen to the "''Big Finish's Doctor Who: The New Series''" navbox: too long, and not very usefull | ||
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Given all the "sub-navboxes" (UNIT: The New Series, The War Doctor, The Diary of River Song, The Churchill Years, The Tenth Doctor Adventures, Classic Doctors, New Monsters) are very separate from each other, I would say we separatem them.
I mean, would it make any sense to have a navbox for all ranges related to the classic series? Not only it would be enourmous, but hard to navigate through. I believe the best solution is to give each of the above it's own navbox.
That's what will eventualy happen to the "Big Finish's Doctor Who: The New Series" navbox: too long, and not very usefull
