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First off, this will probably be worded somewhat abrasively (considering I'm the one writing it), so, you've been warned. Second, if this starts a shitstorm, just know that I didn't mean for it to happen.
I hate it that any troper that gains even a modicum of virtual fame develops both of these. Take Scrye for example. It seemed as if people either worshiped him as if he were the second coming of Jesus Christ, or acted as if he were some sociopath that enjoyed eating babies and skinning puppies. There just isn't a middle ground, or it's buried under the more extreme positions (or I'm just missing it somehow). It's as if when a troper develops a distinct personality around the forums, others can't simply see them as just being another troper.
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>others can't simply see them as just being another troper.
What exactly does that imply, that other people can't like them or hate them?
Well if you asked me to analyze why people liked him so much, it's because his fans thought that the forum was filled with pussies and, in typical TV Tropes fashion, felt threatened and persecuted by this perceived trend. As such, they rallied around Scrye out of overreaction.
As for why people hated him: well, he was a dick, and a completely tactless dick at that.
As for why people hated him: well, he was a dick, and a completely tactless dick at that.
I wish I had a fandomI wish I had a hatedomI already have a hatedomDoesn't have a hatedom, but does butt heads with other tropers on occasion.-just wants a hateful fandom / friendly hatedom-I noticed that too. I mean he wad a dick and I personally didn't like him but come on people, he's just a guy.
I want to hatefuck you, Bob, does that count?This is most obviously wrong. The thing about Scrye isn't that he was popular/famous/whatever, it's that he was polarizing, that's why he had both a fandom and a hatedom. Have you seen a hatedom for Tzetze or Justice? a fandom for tnu?
There just isn't a middle ground, or it's buried under the more extreme positions (or I'm just missing it somehow).
What I said in the previous post, silent majority.
It's as if when a troper develops a distinct personality around the forums, others can't simply see them as just being another troper.
Again, what I said in the first point.
It's an IJBM about people always talking about them and never just being able to let go of their feelings to discuss something else when the person is around / brought up.
This sounds like a pretty big exaggeration, unless you have examples to provide.
^^^
What if the kind of person they are reflects on the topic they created? Like if a known misogynist made a topic about women un-ironically staying in the kitchen?Actually, nevermind.
^^ This is your response to everything, ninjaclown.
I'm not just talking about people that have both a fandom and a hatedom. Pick out any troper with a fandom. Seriously, any of them.
What is a "troper with a fandom"? You mean someone who's popular like (again) tzetze? if so, go read "post your random thoughts" or Odd Confessions.
Same with tropers with hatedoms. Whenever they make a topic, people just shit all over said topic instead of actually commenting on the topic itself.
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I tend to stay away from such threads. What posts specifically are you referencing?
Any post in which they have normal conversations without others singing praise/defering to them. Namely, all of them.
So shitposting and disagreeing with someone counts as shitting on a thread now?
shitposting
shitting on a thread
You're right, I don't see the connection.