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Well, I was browsing the internet lately (as I am wont to do) when I discovered the Advent Calender, specifically the short story The Frozen. So, I have two questions about this.
- Do we consider this canon? Or at least canon enough to be brought up?
- If we do consider it canon, what would be the abbreviation be? Do we have anything for general short-stories? Would it need a new abbreviation, like AC or something?
Personally, I would go with yes for the first one, but I have no idea for the second. I want to see if anyone else has any ideas for this. -<Azes13 19:06, 2 December 2007 (UTC)>-
- The WC prefix would do us, wouldn't it? Or if not, maybe we should replace it with one that would comfortably cover all web-offered content.--Richard Jones 19:10, 2 December 2007 (UTC)
- I dunno, webcast would just seem to apply to the internet animations (though we may get those later in the month). -<Azes13 19:22, 2 December 2007 (UTC)>-
- True, but I think we need to be carefull not to let ourselves get swamped with prefixes here. We give this story the acronym 'AC' for 'Advent Calender' and a few months down the line, when the BBC put some more stories or something online to promote the start of the new series then we're looking for another.
- The big thing about internet material is that it tends to be mixed-media. I think we should be considering changing 'WC' to mean Web Content and using it for all the relevant Doctor Who material that the BBC generates for the web. --Richard Jones 22:44, 2 December 2007 (UTC)
- Seems fine with me. So, are we going to stick with WC for all web material, or would there be a better term? -<Azes13 22:59, 2 December 2007 (UTC)>-