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Might be time to throw out the second sentence of the § Production cycle subsection? "Moving away from sequels" is clearly not the direction they've ended up taking, with sequels currently making up most of the announced slate, and sequels recently or soon being released for several of the specifically mentioned titles. 2A02:560:4D66:AA00:F5BF:3267:FD5C:8444 (talk) 20:05, 13 October 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Not done: please provide reliable sources that support the change you want to be made. Dear IP user, there are two issues with your request, but I’ll start with the most obvious one: the lack of reliable sources in your request. As it stands, your edit request risks being (at least partially) an editorial decision. (To remove something not because we have reliable sources to replace the content, but because we think it should not be there) While that may be right, this is not what the edit request is for, because requests should be simple and uncontroversial. Which brings me to the second issue: the edit you are requesting, due to not being overwhelmingly obvious and uncontroversial, could require first seeking consensus. I am asking you to fix at least one of these issues before reopening the request. (You may add a clear description of a replacement, including reliable sources or you may first establish a consensus on the talk page and then come back to ask for your edit to be implemented, but preferably both) Happy editing, Slomo666 (talk) 20:29, 13 October 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Hm. My interpretation of "simple, non-controversial" does include common-sense decluttering along these lines. Obviously, the responding editors are free to disagree on a case-by-case basis. (Mostly, they don't, though, FWIW.)