User talk:Dalrint

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"It is unknown"
Hi! Please do not add things like "it is unknown" to in-universe pages. We try to write from the perspective of history, and even though the reader/listener/viewer of the story might not know the fate of a character, at least some of the characters in the story probably do. Please read Tardis:Point of view and Tardis:In-universe perspective for a more detailed explanation. Thanks! Shambala108 ☎  00:39, October 18, 2014 (UTC)

Man I have no idea how to answer on a wiki I hope this is right? It is actually unknown, though, the story and the Doctor leave out their fates entirely, with this big thing at the end of the audio about how no one can know who might have survived Pompeii. I am just editing these as I listen to the audios, it was kind of a whim, should I stop?


 * Your response here is technically correct, but in general on wikis it's better to answer a user on their talk page, because they will get a notification that there is a message on their page.


 * As for "it is unknown", it's just good form not to write it on pages. I think your story in particular might be one of the rare exceptions, but it's just better not to say it on pages because you never know what some other writer might do in the future with those characters.


 * However, the other information you've added is just fine, and you shouldn't stop editing. It's just that we have a lot of rules, and it's easy for new users (and veteran users!) to run afoul of them. It just takes practice. For a brief look at our style guidelines you can visit Tardis:Tardis Manual. Shambala108 ☎  01:00, October 18, 2014 (UTC)