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== Moving N-Space to "Primary universe" == | == Moving N-Space to "Primary universe" == | ||
I was reading a wiki page here a few days ago, and saw it refer to what has been typically called [[N-Space]] as a default term for the universe the ''Doctor Who'' franchise is set within as the "Primary universe", and I though that would be a good name that would put the "N-Space naming controversy" to rest. Unfortunately, I've forgotten in what story it was referred to as such, and can't citate the reference. I wanted to ask if you thought "Primary universe" would also make a good difference, and if you might know how to find the source? [[User:BananaClownMan|BananaClownMan]] [[User talk:BananaClownMan|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 10:07, 13 October 2023 (UTC) | |||
I | Truth be told, I wish we could call it "The Doctor's universe" too, but, thanks to one Christopher Chibnall, to call it that would no longer be accurate, since he went out of his way to make it ''not'' the Doctor's universe, but their adopted one. I wonder why we can't just title the page "The Universe", like how Luna is titled [[the Moon]] or Sol is titled [[the Sun]]?[[User:BananaClownMan|BananaClownMan]] [[User talk:BananaClownMan|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 17:38, 13 October 2023 (UTC) | ||
