Forum:Story names (modified like this)

Castrovalva, Midnight and Frontios take you to the planet? Utopia takes you to a disambig page? Timelash takes you to the device? Although it does indicate a kind of patterned logic, it's completely against general wikipedia naming conventions. THe most common thing should get the least modified form of the name. It should be that Castrovalva takes you to the story and Castrovalva (planet) takes you to the planet. There is nothing in the TARDIS wiki manual of style which supports the way this has grown on the wiki, and it should be vigorously reverted. I mean, how many times are you going to link to Castrovalva and mean the planet? Judging by the "What Links Here" list, not a hell of a lot. The story is by far the more popular page. Pain in the ass to fix, but really, it should be. We've really got to put the average user first here. Someone coming to our site just to read our work isn't, by and large, going to search for Utopia by the search phrase Utopia (TV story). Especially if they've never seen or read the work in question.

Doctor Who is a television series, first and foremost. Its televised stories get unmodified titles. I hate to sound so strident, but that's just how it's gotta be.  Czech Out  ☎ | ✍  04:52, 17 July 2008 (UTC)


 * I think that if a planet or decive or anything else has the same name as a story (TV/Novel Ect) when they should get the unmodifyed name however if it is the same name as a character i.e. The Master, Doctor Who then the character should get the unmodifyed name the the story should get The Master (TV Story) or Doctor Who (1996) Dark Lord Xander 05:06, 17 July 2008 (UTC)


 * All this is already covered in the Tardis:Manual of style page. Doug86 09:40, 17 July 2008 (UTC)