User talk:DoomZero

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• DoomZero •

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Canada[[edit source]]

Firstly, welcome to the wiki. I'm sorry if you think that the news of Rory's death should not be on the page, but since the episode has aired in the UK, it is no longer considered a spoiler (the same way that wikis for other tv shows consider aired episodes spoilers before we get to see them). But the information stays on the page. It is up to individuals to avoid pages for episodes they have not seen, especially if they do not wish to read spoilers. If you do remove information from such pages, it may be interpreted as vandalism and may end up with you being blocked. Thanks. The Thirteenth Doctor 16:05, June 15, 2010 (UTC)

Actually, I've been on the wiki for quite a while now, I just didn't really want to edit anything. Dunno why, just really didn't want to become a regular editor. The page is semi-protected from anons, though, so I had to log in to my account to edit it. And the information is still on the page elsewhere, I just didn't believe it was a good idea to state at the top of the page that he died. For someone who hadn't seen it yet, and was just looking up something, that would ruin it. Or someone who came to that page by accident. {{SUBST:User:DoomZero/sig}} 19:45, June 15, 2010 (UTC)

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czechout<staff /> ☎ ✍ 15:07: Tue 20 Dec 2011

Christmas cheer[[edit source]]

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