Talk:Dickinson's Real Deal

Barter?

Barter means to exchange goods or services with no money involved,negotiating a price as they do on this programme is to haggle not barter.94.196.19.47 (talk) 09:41, 19 May 2010 (UTC)

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Runtime Error - Editor Keeps Reverting.

The Runtime of this program is 46 minutes, but for some reason an unsigned editor keeps changing it in the info box to 60 minutes (which is the standard slot time on commercial stations, not the runtime). Last time I corrected the runtime, I actually included a reference from the IMDB's Technical Specifications page for the series (Link to IMBD page) to clearly establish and prove the runtime is indeed 46 minutes. The unsigned editor just reverted to 60 minutes... The reference, however, remains. This means that the runtime was listed as 60 minutes, but the reference shows not 60 minutes, but 46. I know we're supposed to show good faith, but it's not easy in the face of such obstinacy... Hence this talk section, created in the hope that users wanting to edit to the incorrect runtime, explain why... Also for others, to pitch in with their views. I intend to change it back to the correct runtime, with a summary suggesting reading this talk page section. I must point out, that Wikipedia Info Box rules CLEARLY STATE, that runtime should NOT INCLUDE time set aside for commercials etc. See: [Template:Infobox_television#Usage] to see Wiki infobox usage, in particular the runtime parameter. M R G WIKI999 (talk) 15:12, 27 June 2022 (UTC)