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* [[AUDIO]] - for all stories original to the aural media | * [[AUDIO]] - for all stories original to the aural media | ||
* [[COMIC]] - for all stories told via sequential art, regardless of length | * [[COMIC]] - for all stories told via sequential art, regardless of length | ||
* [[HOMEVID]] - for all stories told via direct-to-video releases | |||
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Revision as of 16:43, 31 October 2012
This article is now protected from editing. It will remain so until the prefix simplification project has been completed. As the project progresses, this page will undergo gradual change. It will serve as a roadmap of the changes being made, and may become quite messy. For a time, the original state of the article may be seen by clicking here.
czechout<staff /> ☎ ✍ 05:58: Sun 16 Sep 2012
Prefixes are used to preface a story name, given as the source for a statement of fact in an article. In the example,
- The Tenth Doctor once ate a part of a chocolate Easter egg. (TV: Planet of the Dead)
the prefix is TV.
The main prefixes that are used on this site are:
- TV - for all stories originally broadcast on television
- PROSE - for all short stories, novels, novellas, and novelisations
- AUDIO - for all stories original to the aural media
- COMIC - for all stories told via sequential art, regardless of length
- HOMEVID - for all stories told via direct-to-video releases
