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comfortable in? Not just random articles? I mean, even you suggested in an earlier topic to "pick a topic you are passionate about, one that you don't mind spending months working on, digging deeper into new sources, or poring over writing to fashion into brilliance." JulianColton is passionate about hurricanes, and I'm passionate about military history; our passion means that over the years of our lives we've built up personal libraries worth of information. As a result, we have the information to write articles on hand. This doesn't mean that's all in my head; I still do quite a bit of research. But I don't have to spend weeks upon weeks researching, and then writing. I can read relevant passages from several books and move this onto
Knowledge and write a well-written article. Of course, there will be copyedits and the FAC alone will take at least two weeks or so, but the bulk of the article was written within a week. I mean, even you admitted that you can write the bulk of an article within a week.
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the 18 that want to opt-in) could continue to compete in a pool called
Lightweight. The eight eliminated after the third round could keep competing in a pool called Hardcore. The final four obviously continue to compete for the WikiCup. I'm thinking that this would allow eliminated editors to compete with others in a similar bracket. Being more competitive in nature would foster more content creation and would keep editors more interested in content creation until September instead of only March and since the whole point of this is to create content instead of just eliminate "foes" on your way to winning a trophy, I think this could be a good thing.
394:; that was no easy topic. But, given my areas of interests I guess my point is that the basic information is already in my head. Given that I know the skeleton of what I'm looking to write, using sources for me is fairly easy. I can read a couple of pages of different books, sort it in my head, and extrapolate it in my own words onto Knowledge. That article took me roughly two days to write (minus all the hours I wasn't writing). It has taken about a week to get through ACR (and hasn't passed yet), and once up for FAC it will take two more weeks. That's a total of four weeks.
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2 to 4 hours a night), but the GA and Peer Review process, asking for feedback from respected editors, copy edits, and the like take much longer. Let me reiterate my concern above: please don't depict the construction of an FA as something relatively effortless. I predict a rush on FACs where "this was all the information that is available". My advice: pick a topic you are passionate about, one that you don't mind spending months working on, digging deeper into new sources, or poring over writing to fashion into brilliance. --
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eliminated contestants would still have the competitive spirit and would want to be put into a single group to compete against each other. I'm thinking that since there are, at this moment, five editors with between 21 and 51 points aren't in the top three of their pool (and another five between 10 and 20), while in some pools editors with sub-10 points
398:, the time I spent the most on it was two days to a week (including copyediting); I don't count lulls. Between that, I can write other articles, so it wouldn't be fair for me to claim that those four weeks should be rewarded as if I was doing the same amount of work as someone pumping out GAs, because I'm not.
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there's a suggestion for skipping GA now. How many FA storm articles do you have? Do you already have all your sources? Is it just a matter now of plugging in the right information in the right place? Is the effort your spend on your next FA going to be the same as someone who has never written an FA before?
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Hi, here's an offer in the interests of friendly sportsmanship. Not everyone is a restorationist. Suggesting a voluntary downgrade to 15 points per featured picture, applicable only to myself. Everyone else would still get full 35 points credit for featured pictures. Not sure how others will take
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A week from start to finish on an FA? I'm not sure how you're estimating that time. Perhaps the articles you're considering are the famous short articles causing the FAC talk pages so much consternation. I've written the bulk of some articles in 7 or 8 days (in a frenzied manic state not sleeping but
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featured picture project, with Doré. I will probably end up having to spend more when I move on from this one. Furthermore, I'm a poor student, living just above the poverty level at best, so I'm suffering for
Knowledge. If you think my work is easy, maybe you'd like to donate some money towards the
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Garden, if Durova gets 15 points for FPs, then she would have 207 right now. Theleftorium currently has 199, so it would hardly be a runaway. I think that overall, it makes more sense to handicap her significantly than to handicup everyone slightly. I think that it's easier to build FPs when you get
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Keep 'em, or even increase them. The very kind offers of mentoring from
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Frankly I really would like the point system for FPs to remain where it is for everybody else. After mentoring people in this, it really does rival the difficulty for the average person to get their first FP as their first FA. 35 points for non-regulars would be an excellent motivating factor, and
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Which adds up to a total of £89 (around $ 135, though mind you, I do get to use the sources somewhere else down the line as well, so it's not just all spent on this article). And remember: I'm a sixth form student. I don't really have the money to spend on loads of fancy stuff; I bought most of this
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My point is that while it appears the rules of this contest are dickered about here on the talk page, the spirit of it is abandoned. Challenge yourself by writing about something you have to research almost or completely by scratch. Why not choose Battle of the Bulge, the Siege of
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This is my primary issue with contests such as these. On the surface it looks like a game where the objective is the growth of the editor. But here is the opinion that no, some editors don't need PR. Some can skip GA. It takes only a week to write an FA. What simplicity. No growth needed. Absolutely
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I do agree with the sentiments of the thead, but I don't think there's any problem yet. The majority of people in the competition were already big content contributors, so they're just continuing what they were already doing, but with a little more motivation now. However, I do feel that we have to
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I was aiming to get through this phase without anything other than mainspace edits, sadly that no longer looks a viable tactic for the Pool I'm in, and I seem set for the second highest score amongst the 30 who are dropped at the end of round 1. However I really like the idea of pools competing and
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in the top three, perhaps a portion of these 10 editors would want to keep playing (assuming they don't break into the top three of their respective pools come the end of March), in a pool called Casual. Then, after the second round ends at the end of May, the 18 eliminated editors (or whichever of
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I thought the bot didn't check any links, since I've seen some people add DYKs to their
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Yes, I have written FAs such as the
Everglades satellites in 3 to 8 days. For one article I had the freedom two read and write 12 hours a day. By the last one, I had already read all the sources and it was only a matter of doing the writing and checking for completeness. But all my articles went to
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From what I've gathered on IRC, it takes some users around thirty minutes to complete an article for GAN. It could take over a week to prepare an article for FAC. That should be taken into consideration. Even if a straight-to-FAC article received 80 points, that's 80 points for a 1-week effort.
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Thanks for the tip Mgm. I've been thinking I owe DYK some serious reviewing/helping time myself after making a few submissions. So, do you think I should avoid reviewing other
Wikicup contestents? I know you don't make teh rulez :) But I'd value your advice as a DYK regular. It seems a bit unfair.
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a private discussion about this idea, and we agree that it is a good one. Hopefully we'll get another table or three for the defeated contestants to compete in (I know that some people will be knocked out prematurely due to breaks, so this will be a good chance to continue competing.) Thanks for
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Good point, I withdraw my suggestion of dropping a few each week, but I think a league start next year would maximise the fun element by giving most competitors near rivals to compare themselves with. Mitchazenia and I have a close contest for 4th place in group J but I suspect quite a few others
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articles benefit from PR, regardless of how much experience an editor has at FAC. I wonder if you think all your articles are about storms, or JonCatalan's about tanks or military equipment, that you have all the writing experience you need. In this thread you're trying to work points for FAs, and
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True, I do write about storms. Also true is that JonCatalan works on military articles. I definitely agree that it would difficult for me to write on a topic foreign to me, but since those are the topics we write about, we have sufficient experience to push an article to high-quality levels in an
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What if you were exempt from FA storm articles, or JonCatalan from military equipment for this contest? What if you had to get an FA on something completely different, start from scratch, totally new sources, Day 1 standing in the library wondering which way to go? Wouldn't that be more fair, and
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Place finish in the WikiCup doesn't matter much, but improving
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All I'm suggesting is to instigate some rules to avoid unfair advantages or disadvantages. It's unlikely that giving someone an unfair advantage slips by the other regulars of the DYK or FA processes, but I feel more strongly about purposely opposing stuff from pool members to get an advantage
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Well to be fair, I've written both about military equipment and military operations. I've written on topics that I haven't researched in years (such as the Battle of the Bulge), although I do have the resources for them on hand. But, in any case, isn't the point to take on topics that you're
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Because Sandy is worried about this sort of thing, a note to all considering featured content promotion to remember that only significant contributors are allowed to nominate featured content (without a significant contributor's permission.) Any such FAC will be summarily withdrawn as per FAC
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I'm wondering if, after the first round, some of the eliminated contestants wouldn't be interested in still competing in a "casual" pool. I don't know if it would make things too difficult for the judges to set up, or if there'd be any interest at all. But I would imagine that some of the 30
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Pool C has plenty of potential. I have 10 DYKs on the Main Page right now... beats the five I had a few hours ago... it tore me to pieces when they split my record 14 DYKs in one hook down into 9+5 because it went off on so many tangents... but what's most interesting is that 10 DYKs is the
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Unless the rules change in one of the ways suggested on this page, then you have no link with editors in other pools but it could be inappropriate to be arguing against things that would generate points for rivals in your own pool. As an example I sometimes review articles at
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Actually, I don't have a single GA to my name (or FA, DYK, etc), and I've been editing for over two years. But, I spent the last couple of days working on one and submitted it for consideration last night. It was kind of fun, so if you've got another one in mind, let's do it.
2194:, I thought it was interesting that the average gap between 3rd and 4th place is 28.1 points while the average gap between 2nd and 3rd place is much higher: 41.4. Don't know if that info could help out in planning a future WikiCup or whatever, just throwing it out there.
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I call shenanigans. We were promised no more point changes. Durova even offered to drop her points. Instead, I'm the one who gets to suffer by working in the same
Featured content group as a highly prolific creator of that content, above and beyond what I could ever do.
1207:. Then the subsequent rounds could be pooled with a seeding system based on the first round results. What I don't think would work would be shorter rounds, as that could be thrown either by real life interruptions or by the vagaries of the GA & FAC processes.
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They should be Featured. Julian, what about meteorology, Atlantic Ocean, or create an article about storms in literature? The amount of work that go into those will be substantial and look at what Knowledge will have to show for it. Even better, look at what
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I think WereSpielChequers has a point, but it's perhaps best to remember that this is jus a bit of fun- leaving a while before the first elimination means even casual users can join in, enjoy themselves and hopefully be motivated to improve some content.
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From personal experience it takes me four to five days to get the bulk of an article done. It's true that the peer review will take even more time. I meant for pure article construction. It will take at least two weeks for a FAC to pass, alone.
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article, which says two things: one, I'm a geek with no life; and two, it's on the lower end of the spectrum of featured article writing. You really need passion and drive to write a featured article, not just exhaustion of real-life sources.
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Actually there's no rule saying the editor can't route an FA through GA first if they want to, then they also pick up points for mainspace edits. The WikiCup doesn't count anything for the thousands of edits in Photoshop it took to get
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If the purpose of the cup is to motivate people into building the encyclopedia, then keeping the competition fun and sporting is worth doing. Will defer to other contributors and the organizers about when or whether to implement this.
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acquisition of further material, so I can apply my easy work to it, since evidently noone else in this group but Durova is capable of doing this easy work, despite it being so very easy. E-mail me. We could co-nominate the results.
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In hindsight, it might make more sense to have a shorter first round, since that's probably when there will be the biggest gap between points for contestants. In later rounds, I imagine the standard deviation will be much lower.
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Haha, if Raul really wants in, he can have my spot and my points. I don't know if he can beat Julian either though. Hurricane season will be around by the later rounds, and, well, you know how Julian spams up the place. :D
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I've just noticed: Only me, Durova, and Spencer have any FPs. So other people are essentially voting to drop the points for doing contributions they themselves apparently have no interest from getting points from.
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Heh. I don't want to move; I just think Paxse would do good in Pool B. I need a bit of competition, but not so much that I may not qualify (and what the hell at people racking up 700 edits these past 10 days...)
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I'm considering withdrawing this offer if the point count changes to 25 for everyone, which is where the straw poll is heading. We need more restorationists; I get more material than I could possibly do alone.
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To be honest, I don't see the point right now - to be fair (and no offence to anyone in Durova's pool) you'll probably storm it even with 15 points apiece. Perhaps the rule could come into place next round?
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Hey, I noticed this before now but anyway... the choice of wording means the last person (and presumably therefore the winner) will be competing against themselves for an extra fortnight more than necessary.
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interests outside of storms? Surely I am not unique that passionate interest can be directed at many topics. I briefly considered getting an FA in each category of FAs, but that math category will kill
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Am I right in thinking that the edits are counted from January 1? If so, I think the bot has my edit count wrong for some reason- even removing edits from today (and some of yesterday's) I should have
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Man-hours: about a week added together (normally in 4-6 hour stints), over the course of six months (I "finished" the article exactly six months after I started it), and a hell of a load of lemonade
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I would appreciate it if people did reveal that they are wikicup entrants in FLCs. It's a bit of a different situation with us because both Matthewedwards and I are entrants in the competition. --
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Just to check - does the bot count edits made with alternate accounts? I don't want to use my main account at school, so I'd appreciate it if edits made with this account were counted too. Thanks!
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I'd be more likely to try to expand an undersized suggestion than reject it anyway. Can't see myself rejecting much, just verifying, expanding a little if necessary and adding the green tick.
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no challenge. Well, I'm challenging you—all of you. Start from scratch. Don't write for arbitrary points set up on a talk page. Do something worthy of acknowledgment and show your growth. --
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No, certainly Garden would have to be Simon. I would likely be Randy, and Thehelpfulone can be Paula. I guess if we needed to fill the new girl's spot, we could make ST47 her. :-P
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Anyway, I think this is a great idea. I'm not sure if the scoring is equitable - it might be worth tweaking it next year - but it's just the kind of thing we should encourage.
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The points were set at the start of the Wikicup, and we were promised no more changes. I should not have my points reduced in violation of this promise because someone who
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So here's the offer: barnstars to the first three WikiCup participants who earn a restoration featured picture credit (other than myself and Shoemaker). Best wishes all,
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will have to show from it. If growth is the point of this contest, then show you have grown. Otherwise, why not post "I got 1,000,000 points. I win." on your user page? --
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I bet you that Mathewedwards and WereSpielChequers have both got several featured credits coming as well. If this were pools competing against other pools we'd clean up!
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Agreed. Just because we have an expert on picture restoration here doesn't mean that it should be reduced for everyone. Should we reduce Featured Article scores because
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Okay, done; anyways, the bot counted the DYK without the right formatting. Just wait for the bot to update the scores before asking why it hasn't counted your points ;)
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Oh man, as one of the few entrants still limited to mainspace points, you guys are making it very difficult. Pool I, though, is far and away leading ing total points.
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Nah, I'd rather not have one week where points don't count. I don't think it makes sense to encourage people to hold off on nominations, which that would probably do.
464:, at barely under 20KB, get on FAC. People shouldn't be afraid to spend money on resources to get a truly great featured article. For example, take my labour-of-love,
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2647:(Someone from pool I, right on cue) I think it would be pretty decent of Durova to lower the featured picture cost. Dunno if I could catch up, but I'll give it a go!
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Shoemaker and I have been working to build a path, and make it easier for others to join us. Was a bit tougher to get things started. We'd be glad to have you.
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I, too, am against changing the point value between rounds. I have placed my name under "current" in each category. FWIW, I have no points other than mainspace.
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if you're a WikiCup member because she's afraid you'll votestack. Crazy gal, I know, but we love her and don't at all envy her position, so do as she asks :) --
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material and/or advice to about half a dozen WikiCup participants. More are welcome. Recommend getting Skype: it's a good client for media file transfers.
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I like this. It encourages those who are eliminated (or who feel they might be) to continue building and editing which is what it should be all about. --➨♀♂
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of them myself. Now Sandy and I share the job, although in practice that means she does almost all of them :) (So everyone give her a big hug)
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Pool J just became the first with four individuals to cross the 100-point barrier. Why, oh why was I cursed with such competitive poolmates?
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Thank Raul. If you want, you can add your name to the waiting list (see the bar at the top of the page) and participate if a spot opens up.
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and my edits were not tied with both accounts, so all my new edits I have done with Truco are not being counted, can this be changed?--
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I have an idea that may please everyone. I need to wait for Garden and Thehelpfulone to get on IRC.
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Or one out in week three, one out in week six and the final two until week eight could work... --➨♀♂
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Hey Useight! Check out Mathewedwards talk page - we're all toast now, he's da man.
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Hi everyone! It's my pleasure to inform you that we have a new judge,
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to help get me get clear of the ravening wolfpack in Pool J!
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Me too. 239 is simply is not enough to satisfy me. --➨♀♂
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OY! Cup officials, two volunteers to swap over here! :)
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3015:Excellent; I love ideas that are win-win :D
838:Pool J is by far the most interesting Pool!
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2872:Jj, I would assume so.
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2192:User:Garden/WikiCup/2009
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861:And Pool B is boring :(
375:New York State Route 311
614:User Name change effect
489:special edition #20: £7
3513:Oh for fuck's sake. //
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1617:It's a trick! --➨♀♂
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583:Shoemaker's Holiday
487:Doctor Who Magazine
481:Doctor Who series 4
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