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Thanks. In the festive spirit, I decided to resume my role as the ghost of Christmas past. Anyway, I don't think it was ever suggested that admin are democratically superior.  
Thanks. In the festive spirit, I decided to resume my role as the ghost of Christmas past. Anyway, I don't think it was ever suggested that admin are democratically superior.  


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I can defeat my own point by saying it's just a header and hasn't proved a problem thus far, but that also goes to show how much of a non-issue changing it to something more canonically acceptable would/should be. And no, I don't want to debate canon.
I can defeat my own point by saying it's just a header and hasn't proved a problem thus far, but that also goes to show how much of a non-issue changing it to something more canonically acceptable would/should be. And no, I don't want to debate canon.
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Thanks. In the festive spirit, I decided to resume my role as the ghost of Christmas past. Anyway, I don't think it was ever suggested that admin are democratically superior.

I do agree that Tardis Information System is quite a silly name, but Index File has obviously outstayed its welcome - it's not in the DWU and simply inventing it ourselves is, at least to my mind, ironic when we ruthlessly jettison such things elsewhere.

I can defeat my own point by saying it's just a header and hasn't proved a problem thus far, but that also goes to show how much of a non-issue changing it to something more canonically acceptable would/should be. And no, I don't want to debate canon.