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The Minister of Chance

Hi :) Thanks for helping us out with some edits. Unfortunately, you keep trying to upload things which have nothing to do with the DWU. The Minister of Chance is an entirely separate franchise, which only appears to be somewhat connected to Doctor Who, because of a similarity between its titular character and a totally different character played by Stephen Fry in Death Comes to Time — itself a story this wiki deems to be non-canonical (but allowable, because it received BBC backing).

The producers of The Minister of Chance series have gone out of their way to stress that they are not endorsed or licensed by the BBC, and that their stories do not occur within the Doctor Who universe.

Please do not try to re-upload any imagery associated with this project, or to write anything about the series on this wiki. Also, please pay attention to warnings that appear when uploading files or starting pages. It will save you time if you notice that a page has been previously deleted, because you can generally expect that it will be deleted again should you try to re-upload/re-create it.
czechout<staff />    <span style="">16:10: Fri 30 Dec 2011 

I am now going to delete the Minister of Chance page for the third time today. If you recreate it, or add any material from this series into this website, I will be forced to block you from further editing. I simply don't have time to keep repeating the same actions all day long.
czechout<staff />    <span style="">16:22: Fri 30 Dec 2011 
Re-creation of the page The Minister of Chance has now been disabled. I noticed, however, that you continued making additions to the page five minutes after the above notice. Technically, I could block you, because you were sufficiently warned. However, I really don't want to do that, because it's your first day editing with us. Might I suggest that you please just forget about The Minister of Chance, and edit other pages? There's a whole lot of other stuff to be getting on with around here!
czechout<staff />    <span style="">16:36: Fri 30 Dec 2011 

The Minister of Chance

which only appears to be somewhat connected to Doctor Who, because of a similarity between its titular character and a totally differentcharacter played by Stephen Fry in Death Comes to Time — itself a story this wiki deems to be non-canonical (but allowable, because it received BBC backing).

Hi, it's not a totally different character, Julian Wadham's Minister is a regeneration of Fry's! We haven't gone out of our way to dissociate ourselves, although a lot of people do regard Death Comes to Time as non-canonical. It would be nice if you would allow The Minister of Chance in, but of course up to you!

Cheers

Dan (writer)