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TV Tropes - Enforced Crapsaccharine World
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^ I don't think so, though I could admittedly be mistaken.
You have a point with the policy on notability.
But it's difficult to have an informal tone without an opinion, or at least the appearance of one.
Besides, it's not like Eddie has said "no opinions, ever, period". He just doesn't want people to go overboard with them, and obviously, they aren't regular tropes.
All I know is that everything I've seen of the site from the day I became a Known Troper has turned me off rather than drawn me in. The natter and rampant opinions were what fascinated me back then. "Look. Here's a site that's not afraid to be opinonated and fun." I feel like those elements are disappearing a little more every day.
Me, I want no part in this. I happen to like the idea of a TV Tropes that exists to be actually read.
@ INUH: This site.
This is what we're trying to encourage when we rename such threads instead of locking/zapping them.
I like TVTropes too. I just heard that the mirror wiki is run by someone who hates anime which makes it a bit lopsided, and well, if something happened to TVTropes, it would be nice to have a backup
I voted for that because the alternatives were nuking the examples or locking the page. I'd rather have the examples exiled to DW than gone entirely.
I'm not a huge fan of the site's rules either. It's not that the site's too restrictive, there's just too much inconsistency. Too many grey areas, too many special cases, too many rules applied to some pages but not others and too many rules just not spelled out. It may be easier for the mods to deal with things on a case by case basis, but it's difficult for me to contribute when I don't even know if I'm breaking the rules.
I'm just sick of the tightrope the wiki walks on.