DOs and DON'Ts of a Doctor Who fanfiction

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How to make your Doctor Who fanfiction more realistic and lore-friendly. Some stereotypes you should avoid, some names you should know how to spell correctly, some lore facts that will make it look like you do your research... Basically, run. I mean... Basically, everything a DW fanfic author should know.All Rights Reserved

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