[BritCanuck]

The BBC wrote: "Your disclaimer has actually recognised the ownership of the DR WHO brand and associated themes, but by offering this material for others to download you are infringing the rights of BBC and others."

They always find an excuse. First Aggedor.com, now the Theme Repository.

Danny Stewart wrote: "I got this e-mail yesterday (Thursday, June 1) at around 12:30 in the afternoon (EDT), from the BBC Counterfeit Items Brand Protection Team."
The BBC wrote: "If we have not received your undertaking, or any of the above items are still available, by Friday June 2nd at 9am Eastern Time (1400 hrs BST) we will assume that you do not wish to co-operate, and we will consider further action against you."

And how dare they give you less than 24 hours' notice. Maryland is in the Eastern time zone, so they only gave you 21 hours' notice. Even 24 hours is too short. What if you'd been on holiday?

Lucas doesn't seem to have any problems with fansites supporting a franchise that is significantly larger worldwide than DW.
They're already complaining about the current season on IMDb's boards. The last thing the BBC can afford to do right now is turn their own fans against their flagship show.

Shame. The Theme Repository will be greatly missed.

Otherwise, have a nice weekend.