Board Thread:Editing on Casualty Wiki/@comment-25050081-20170815174035/@comment-8117023-20170819223922

Titan95 wrote: My main issue here is when we're a few years down the line. Series 34 has just finished airing and we have 3 lots of episodes named "Episode One" to "Episode 44". Like I said, this wouldn't affect links as we'd just do Episode Four (series 33) and whatnot. However, when an episode is mentioned, one would have to hover over the text to see the link in order to know which series it belonged to. The episodes would only be referred to as just "Episode N" on their respective articles and on the article about their series. In any other circumstances, they would be called "Series 32, Episode 1" and so on. It's already been established that series 32 has no episode titles so why are we treating them just as rigidly? Surely, the same argument could be made with "Stick and Stones", where the same (non-)issue is present? Titan95 wrote: Having the text say S33 E4 or something like that would be a workaround. However, that would then raise more issues with the continuity and manual of style - surely they should all just be "[episode name" and nothing else? I merely suggested that style of writing as a possible alternative - I still think "Episode 1 (series 32)" and "Series 32, Episode 1" are better.