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I'm glad that rules for stories are strict. It means that not any old stuff can get into the Wiki as "valid". However, I think these trailers are getting choked by that rule. Am I asking for the rule to bypass trailers? Probably not. I think we need to look at trailers ''differently'' than everything else. Imagine an all-knowing godly figure looking over the Doctor's first encounter with the Sontarans and picking out some random moments and compiling them into a trailer. It's not a valid story in itself, but it ''is'' a compilation of valid events put in some sort of order. That must surely stand for something? | I'm glad that rules for stories are strict. It means that not any old stuff can get into the Wiki as "valid". However, I think these trailers are getting choked by that rule. Am I asking for the rule to bypass trailers? Probably not. I think we need to look at trailers ''differently'' than everything else. Imagine an all-knowing godly figure looking over the Doctor's first encounter with the Sontarans and picking out some random moments and compiling them into a trailer. It's not a valid story in itself, but it ''is'' a compilation of valid events put in some sort of order. That must surely stand for something? | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:45, 27 April 2023
I'm glad that rules for stories are strict. It means that not any old stuff can get into the Wiki as "valid". However, I think these trailers are getting choked by that rule. Am I asking for the rule to bypass trailers? Probably not. I think we need to look at trailers differently than everything else. Imagine an all-knowing godly figure looking over the Doctor's first encounter with the Sontarans and picking out some random moments and compiling them into a trailer. It's not a valid story in itself, but it is a compilation of valid events put in some sort of order. That must surely stand for something?
