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 Reason 2: DC stands for Dalek Chronicles which we use because we are supposing that this is the retroactive title change to ''The Daleks''. To keep the prefix simple in explaining what it is and isn't, it would be easier if I didn't have to write:
-::Dalek Chronicles is '''not''' to be used for anything that '''''actually''''' carried the words "Dalek Chronicles" on its original printing, particularly things that predated and introduced characters and concepts that appeared in the TV21 comic. It only refers to ''The Daleks'' as published in TV Century 21, not to any [[Doctor Who Magazine]] continuations of the series.
+::Dalek Chronicles is '''not''' to be used for anything that '''''actually''''' carried the words "Dalek Chronicles" on its original printing, particularly things that predated and introduced characters and concepts that appeared in the TV21 comic. It only refers to ''The Daleks'' as published in TV Century 21, not to any ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' continuations of the series.
 Dalek Chronicles in 1960s media: Anything published by [[Souvenir Press]] has a tendency to say "based on the Dalek Chronicles discovered and translated by Terry Nation". [[SP]]: ''[[The Curse of the Daleks]]'', which has Souvenir Press's editor credited as a producer, gives a much fuller explanation from Whitaker of what kind of object Nation apparently discovered. If they're still called Dalek Chronicles is something I don't know.