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You're making up rules here. See

Umos, I am using the same reasoning as has also been used at

WP:CRYSTAL has been invoked as justification to prevent a character or actor from appearing in a Wikipedia article until such time as said character or actor has actually appeared on screen. By that reasoning, the same should apply to any Companion characters that accompany the Eleventh Doctor on the Doctor Who series. The Eleventh Doctor is justified as he has appeared onscreen in "The End of Time part 2", but the character Amy Pond and the actress Karen Gillian has not actually appeared in any actual Doctor Who story on screen, and will not until the new series begins in Spring 2010. Please advise, or please go revert the changes made by editor Dmargi on the Iron Chef America page and provide him the same justification you provided me. Erpbridge (talk) 14:06, 4 January 2010 (UTC)[reply

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Valid points, but nevertheless valid points that have been raised before and have a consensus against them. I don't know anything about Iron Chef America so can't comment, but as it's non-fictional perhaps that is a different kettle of fish. At any rate there's

U-Mos (talk) 16:00, 4 January 2010 (UTC)[reply

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I'm going to drop the issue... my comments above still stand as my stance on listing characters/actors/persons who have not been actually aired. I would also include such arguments as the "What if the actress passes away/decides to quit", similar to the issue where Genivieve Bujold dropped out of the role of Kathryn Janeway on Star Trek Voyager after signing a contract and filming a number of scenes. I guess there would be merit since the actress has appeared in pre-production advertisements such as the behind the scenes confidentals, but if those are considered canon and part of the actual events of the show, as opposed to a supplement behind the scenes, is at question. Regardless, I am not going to pursue this any further. I will take your insights on this as definitive, as you are a more experienced editor than myself. No further pursuit of this issue will be heard from me. Erpbridge (talk) 18:58, 4 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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