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Revision as of 14:08, 18 May 2012
{{Uncredited/doc}} is for marking the pages of uncredited actors and crew memembers whose articles have not proved their involvement in a DWU production. It may be removed only when sufficient proof is given. Good sources for uncredited involvement include DVD info text, Andrew Pixley's columns in Doctor Who Magazine, various editions of Doctor Who Handbooks, and sometimes issues of The Frame.
IMDb can be used as the starting point of research but it alone is most definitely an invalid source.
Usage
Simply type {{uncredited}} at the very top of an article, even above the {{real world}} template.
You must properly source their involvement in the DWU. Otherwise, the claim — or whole page — must be deleted. Remove this message only when proof has been given.
Categorisation
This template automatically puts pages into Category:Articles whose lack of citation makes them a candidate for deletion.
