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* EndingAversion: The audience is upset at how the work's ending is executed.
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See also, FlameWar, which is a common terminology for this, FlameBait, a normal ''cause'' for this, and {{GIFT}}. See ''also'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QyYaPWasos this video]] from ''Website/CollegeHumor'', which [[WeDidntStartTheBillyJoelParodies sets the whole concept of this to a Billy Joel song]].
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See also, FlameWar, which is a common terminology for this, FlameBait, a normal ''cause'' for this, and {{GIFT}}.[[ForumSpeak GIFT]]. See ''also'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QyYaPWasos this video]] from ''Website/CollegeHumor'', which [[WeDidntStartTheBillyJoelParodies sets the whole concept of this to a Billy Joel song]].
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* ScapegoatCreator: The creator gets unfairly blamed for taking the story in an unpopular direction. Cue lots of hate mail from angry fans.
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* ShockingSwerve: Fans not only dislike it when a plot twist comes right out of nowhere, but it's also impractical.
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* CondemnedByHistory: A work used to be very popular, but, due to a huge amount of retroactive backlash, it is now almost universally despised.
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* DeaderThanDisco: A work used to be very popular, but, due to a huge amount of retroactive backlash, it is now almost universally despised.
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Everything can cause this to an extent, whether it's on the Internet or not. Besides, having an examples section for this is just asking for [[WikiVandal vandalism]]. Applicable examples may fit one of the following tropes instead:
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* WhatMeasureIsANonBadass: A character receives flak for not being perceived as badass as other characters.
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* WereStillRelevantDammit: A work desperately tries to stay hip by referencing as many new trends as possible.
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* ScapegoatCreator: The creator gets blamed for taking the story in an unpopular direction. Cue lots of hate mail from angry fans.
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* EthnicScrappy: The audience doesn't like a character based on racist stereotypes.
** EthnicScrappy: The audience doesn't like a character based on racist stereotypes.
** TierInducedScrappy: The gamers complain about a character that is [[GameBreaker disproportionately powerful]], or that is too weak, or both.
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* ChristmasRushed: Production of the work was forced to finish faster so that the final product could be released in time for the holidays.
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* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Audiences feel a sequel is too similar to a previous entry in the series or don't like how an aspect was kept the same.
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* WTHCostumingDepartment: Fans don't think the costume or character designers did a very good job.
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* EightPointEight: People get mad because they think a critic gave a work too low or too high of a review score.
* AngstAversion: Audiences are disinterested in a work because it's too dark or depressing.
* AssPull: Fans don't like a plot twist or plot development that wasn't properly foreshadowed.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: A work's premise turns away enough buyers to cause the work to become a commercial failure, regardless of the work's quality.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: Two sides (sometimes more) get into an incredibly heated argument over a character.
* BrokenBase: Two sides (sometimes more) get into an incredibly heated argument over an event or aspect in a work.
* CanonDefilement: A fan work upsets the source work's fanbase by deviating too much from the tone, content or characterization of the source work.
* CharacterDerailment: Fans get angry when a character changes characterization with no reason or explanation shown or given. Only place examples on-page or in the appropriate subpage.
* CharacterShilling: When the Author talks about a character's traits rather than showing them, the audience will generally notadd take him at his word.
* ContestedSequel: Some fans like alengthy list sequel, some don't.
* CreatorsPet: The audience doesn't like a character that is loved by the creator, put in big scenes for no good reason, and is talked up by the other characters.
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* CriticalDissonance: Audiences disagree with critics over the quality of a work.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The audience stops caring about how the story ends because it's too dark and depressing.
* DesignatedHero: An unlikeable character is really going to be hated if the story expects the audience to cheer for them just because they're TheHero.
* DieForOurShip: A canonically-existing character is demonized in or written out of fanon in order to make way for the fans' preferred pairings.
* DontShootTheMessage: The creators attempt to communicate a noble message in their work, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
* DorkAge: Fans consider installments of a series or franchise released during a certain period to be inferior to those that came before and after it.
* EightDeadlyWords: The characters in a work are written poorly enough that the audience doesn't care about what happens to the characters.
* EndingAversion: The audience is upset at how the work's ending is executed.
* EsotericHappyEnding: An ending wants to present itself as a happy ending, but it rubs the audience off the wrong way.
* FandomEnragingMisconception: Make this mistake as a casual viewer, and suffer the wrath of the fandom.
* FandomHeresy: State an opinion that goes against what the majority of the fandom thinks, and incur the fandom's wrath. Administrivia/NoOnPageExamples.
* FandomRivalry: Two different fandoms hate each other, and may attack each other online.
* FanDumb: Loud, obnoxious fans. No examples, please.
* FanonDiscontinuity: The fandom disapproves of an installment in a franchise enough that fans pretend that it's not canon.
* {{Glurge}}: A work that was supposed to be emotional or inspiring ends up rubbing the audience the wrong way due to the way it was handled.
* HateDumb: Loud, obnoxious haters. No examples, please.
* HePannedItNowHeSucks: Fans get angry at a critic for giving a work they like a negative review.
* HypeBacklash: An acclaimed work receives a significant amount of backlash from people who don't think it's as good as critics and fans say it is.
* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Audiences feel a sequel is too similar to a previous entry in the series or don't like how an aspect was kept the same.
* {{Macekre}}: A strongly held opinion that a cut and paste translation of an anime is a mockery of the original work. No examples, please.
* NoPortForYou: Backlash occurs when a video game is made exclusive to a certain platform or a work in a different medium is made exclusive to a certain form of distribution.
* ObviousBeta: A game is very buggy or without technical polish, to the point that it significantly detracts from the overall experience.
* OvershadowedByControversy: Controversy, often related to a work's production, overshadows the work itself.
* PortingDisaster: Fans complain of a drop of quality when a video game is ported to another system.
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: A creator is dropped from a work due to their real-life actions. Often hotly debated among fans.
* TheScrappy: The audience doesn't like a certain character.
** ReplacementScrappy: The audience doesn't like the replacement of a character.
* SeasonalRot: Fans consider some of the later seasons to be lacking as more of them are produced.
* {{Sequelitis}}: Fans consider later installments of the franchise to become more inferior as more are produced.
* ShipToShipCombat: Supporters of different pairings of characters within (and many times outside of) the work get into ugly fights regularly.
* ShockingSwerve: Fans not only dislike it when a plot twist comes right out of nowhere, but it's also impractical.
* StrangledByTheRedString: Two characters are made to end up in a romantic relationship that fans consider poorly developed.
* TaintedByThePreview: The audience doesn't get a good first impression of the work before it is released.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: The work ends up being too cute or sweet for anyone to enjoy.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Audiences feel a sequel is too different from a previous entry in the series or don't like how an aspect was changed about it.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The audience is upset that a work copied something from another.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The fandom complains that a character does not get enough screentime in the work.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Fans feel a certain plot point did not get enough focus.
* UnfortunateImplications: The audience sees an offensive message in a work, even if it wasn't intended. Examples of this require a citation from a reputable source.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: Fans mostly prefer a certain character before the makeover made them less attractive.
* UnpleasableFanbase: Fans get upset by anything, no matter what. No examples, please.
* WTHCastingAgency: Fans think a creator associated with a work may be ill-suited for their role.
* WTHCostumingDepartment: Fans don't think the costume or character designers did a very good job.
* ValuesDissonance: It gets ugly when certain groups of the audience have different cultural or social values to a work created in a different time and place.
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* EightPointEight: People get mad because they think a critic gave a work too low or too high of a review score.
* AngstAversion: Audiences are disinterested in a work because it's too dark or depressing.
* AssPull: Fans don't like a plot twist or plot development that wasn't properly foreshadowed.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: A work's premise turns away enough buyers to cause the work to become a commercial failure, regardless of the work's quality.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: Two sides (sometimes more) get into an incredibly heated argument over a character.
* BrokenBase: Two sides (sometimes more) get into an incredibly heated argument over an event or aspect in a work.
* CanonDefilement: A fan work upsets the source work's fanbase by deviating too much from the tone, content or characterization of the source work.
* CharacterDerailment: Fans get angry when a character changes characterization with no reason or explanation shown or given. Only place examples on-page or in the appropriate subpage.
* CharacterShilling: When the Author talks about a character's traits rather than showing them, the audience will generally not
* ContestedSequel: Some fans like a
* CreatorsPet: The audience doesn't like a character that is loved by the creator, put in big scenes for no good reason, and is talked up by the other characters.
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* CriticalDissonance: Audiences disagree with critics over the quality of a work.
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The audience stops caring about how the story ends because it's too dark and depressing.
* DesignatedHero: An unlikeable character is really going to be hated if the story expects the audience to cheer for them just because they're TheHero.
* DieForOurShip: A canonically-existing character is demonized in or written out of fanon in order to make way for the fans' preferred pairings.
* DontShootTheMessage: The creators attempt to communicate a noble message in their work, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
* DorkAge: Fans consider installments of a series or franchise released during a certain period to be inferior to those that came before and after it.
* EightDeadlyWords: The characters in a work are written poorly enough that the audience doesn't care about what happens to the characters.
* EndingAversion: The audience is upset at how the work's ending is executed.
* EsotericHappyEnding: An ending wants to present itself as a happy ending, but it rubs the audience off the wrong way.
* FandomEnragingMisconception: Make this mistake as a casual viewer, and suffer the wrath of the fandom.
* FandomHeresy: State an opinion that goes against what the majority of the fandom thinks, and incur the fandom's wrath. Administrivia/NoOnPageExamples.
* FandomRivalry: Two different fandoms hate each other, and may attack each other online.
* FanDumb: Loud, obnoxious fans. No examples, please.
* FanonDiscontinuity: The fandom disapproves of an installment in a franchise enough that fans pretend that it's not canon.
* {{Glurge}}: A work that was supposed to be emotional or inspiring ends up rubbing the audience the wrong way due to the way it was handled.
* HateDumb: Loud, obnoxious haters. No examples, please.
* HePannedItNowHeSucks: Fans get angry at a critic for giving a work they like a negative review.
* HypeBacklash: An acclaimed work receives a significant amount of backlash from people who don't think it's as good as critics and fans say it is.
* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Audiences feel a sequel is too similar to a previous entry in the series or don't like how an aspect was kept the same.
* {{Macekre}}: A strongly held opinion that a cut and paste translation of an anime is a mockery of the original work. No examples, please.
* NoPortForYou: Backlash occurs when a video game is made exclusive to a certain platform or a work in a different medium is made exclusive to a certain form of distribution.
* ObviousBeta: A game is very buggy or without technical polish, to the point that it significantly detracts from the overall experience.
* OvershadowedByControversy: Controversy, often related to a work's production, overshadows the work itself.
* PortingDisaster: Fans complain of a drop of quality when a video game is ported to another system.
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: A creator is dropped from a work due to their real-life actions. Often hotly debated among fans.
* TheScrappy: The audience doesn't like a certain character.
** ReplacementScrappy: The audience doesn't like the replacement of a character.
* SeasonalRot: Fans consider some of the later seasons to be lacking as more of them are produced.
* {{Sequelitis}}: Fans consider later installments of the franchise to become more inferior as more are produced.
* ShipToShipCombat: Supporters of different pairings of characters within (and many times outside of) the work get into ugly fights regularly.
* ShockingSwerve: Fans not only dislike it when a plot twist comes right out of nowhere, but it's also impractical.
* StrangledByTheRedString: Two characters are made to end up in a romantic relationship that fans consider poorly developed.
* TaintedByThePreview: The audience doesn't get a good first impression of the work before it is released.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: The work ends up being too cute or sweet for anyone to enjoy.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Audiences feel a sequel is too different from a previous entry in the series or don't like how an aspect was changed about it.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The audience is upset that a work copied something from another.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The fandom complains that a character does not get enough screentime in the work.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Fans feel a certain plot point did not get enough focus.
* UnfortunateImplications: The audience sees an offensive message in a work, even if it wasn't intended. Examples of this require a citation from a reputable source.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: Fans mostly prefer a certain character before the makeover made them less attractive.
* UnpleasableFanbase: Fans get upset by anything, no matter what. No examples, please.
* WTHCastingAgency: Fans think a creator associated with a work may be ill-suited for their role.
* WTHCostumingDepartment: Fans don't think the costume or character designers did a very good job.
* ValuesDissonance: It gets ugly when certain groups of the audience have different cultural or social values to a work created in a different time and place.
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Poor, innocent, hapless newbie wanders into a forum and wonders aloud if that guy in that show should be with that girl in that show. The forum erupts into flames, igniting all the boards that deal with the show, which ignites whole sections of the Internet into a [[FlameWar blazing Inferno]].
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This is also known as [[http://catb.org/jargon/html/H/holy-wars.html "Holy Wars"]]. {{Troll}}s and FanDumb are drawn to to them like flies to a carcass. Mike Reed's Flame Warriors refers to this, when the metaphorical "door" is opened on purpose, as a [[http://www.flamewarriorsguide.com/warriorshtm/grenade.htm Grenade]]. It is also why we have the RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment, and one of the most frequent reasons for a trope page specifying Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease. Some tropes and/or audience reactions are themselves this - which is why they are listed as FlameBait.
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This is also known as [[http://catb.org/jargon/html/H/holy-wars.html "Holy Wars"]]. {{Troll}}s and FanDumb are drawn to to them like flies to a carcass. Mike Reed's Flame Warriors refers to this, when the metaphorical "door" is opened on purpose, as a [[http://www.flamewarriorsguide.com/warriorshtm/grenade.htm Grenade]]. It is also why we have the RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment, Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment, and one of the most frequent reasons for a trope page specifying Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease. Some tropes and/or audience reactions are themselves this - which is why they are listed as FlameBait.
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[[index]]
[[folder: Bad Internet Behaviour]]
''This lists the potential bad internet behavior on'' ''TheInternet''''.''
* EightPointEight
* AmericansHateTingle
* AppleOfDiscord
* BerserkButton
* BileFascination
* BluenoseBowdlerizer
* CanonDefilement
* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong
* ComplainingAboutPeopleNotLikingTheShow
* Administrivia/ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontLike
* CulturalPosturing
* DeathOfTheAuthor
* DracoInLeatherPants
* Administrivia/EditWar
* EternalSeptember
* FanDumb
** {{Fanboy}}
** HypocriticalFandom
** StrawFan
** {{Trekkie}}
* FanHater
* FlameWar
* FlameBait
* TheGadfly (especially when it crosses into {{troll}} territory or overlaps with it)
* GarbagePostKid
* {{GIFT}}
* GrammarNazi
* HateDumb
* {{Hatedom}}
* HitAndRunPoster
* HotlinkedImageSwitch
* HypeBacklash
* InternetCounterattack
* InternetToughGuy
* ItsPopularNowItSucks
* ItsTheSameNowItSucks
* UsefulNotes/MisplacedNationalism
* NobodyEverComplainedBefore
* PassThePopcorn
* PeripheryHatedom
* PublicMediumIgnorance
* RonTheDeathEater
* DarthWiki/RuinedFOREVER
* ScapegoatCreator
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny
* {{Scrub}}
* SeriousBusiness
* SingleIssueWonk
* StopHavingFunGuys
* SuffersNewbiesPoorly
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks
* TheyCopiedItNowItSucks
* {{Troll}}
* TrollingCreator (If it's meant to intentionally fragment a fanbase)
* UnpleasableFanbase
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[[folder: Mary Sue Tropes]]
''Falls under "Overly Controversial Soapboxes" below, but constitutes a category of its own as well. No examples on these at all, please.''
* ThirtySuePileup
* AntiSue
* BlackHoleSue
* CopyCatSue
* FixerSue
* GodModeSue
* JerkSue
* LemonStu
* MartyStu
* MarySue
* MarySueClassic
* MaryTzu
* PuritySue
* PossessionSue
* RelationshipSue
* SympatheticSue
* VillainSue
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Not InternetBackdraft by definition, but unintentionally causes this]]
''These have not been classified as'' ''InternetBackdraft'' ''by definition, but certain incidents has caused it to become this.''
* Analysis.AntiHero
* AngstAversion
* ArtisticLicenseLaw (See Below)
* ArtisticLicensePaleontology (For some reason, this was marked as "Attracting FlameBait" in the Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease section, meaning it became this.)
* YMMV.{{Avatar}} (Edit Wars over the film's 'originality')
* AwardSnub
* YMMV.BlackPanther2018 (Attracted Edit Wars on release)
* CharacterAlignment: (Loads of {{Flame War}}s over who fits where has marked it to be this.)
** ChaoticEvil
*** AlwaysChaoticEvil
** ChaoticGood
** ChaoticNeutral
** ChaoticStupid
** Administrivia/TheGreatCharacterAlignmentDebate
** LawfulEvil
** LawfulGood
** LawfulNeutral
** LawfulStupid
** NeutralEvil
** NeutralGood
** StupidEvil
** StupidGood
** StupidNeutral
** TrueNeutral
* CultClassic (Given an Administrivia/ExampleSectionectomy for "too contentious")
* CharacterDerailment
* [[Administrivia/ExampleSectionectomy The "Too contentious" section of the ExampleSectionectomy]]
* FakeDifficulty
* GainaxEnding
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' and Radar.MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic
* Administrivia/PermanentRedLinkClub (Where all the too controversial cut pages go.)
* SerialNumbersFiledOff
* {{Squick}}
** GrossUpCloseUp (If it overlaps with {{Squick}})
* Laconic.{{Wikipedia}}
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Sexism and Homophobia Tropes]]
''...to the point where'' ''BuryYourGays'' ''has become a'' ''PetPeeveTrope''''.''
* AllGaysArePedophiles (Like BuryYourGays below, but with negative stereotypes instead of deaths)
* AllMenArePerverts
* AllMenAreRapists
* BuryYourGays (The revival of this trope in 2015/16 amidst [[ValuesDissonance certain events]] has brought [[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/bury-your-gays-why-100-877176 controversy and attention to this trope.]] As a result, this, among with [[HomophobiaIndex many other homophobic tropes]] became somewhat of a DiscreditedTrope and definitely an InternetBackdraft.)
* DamselScrappy (If it's due to negative stereotypes of women instead of being TheLoad.)
* {{Dominatrix}}
* DoubleStandard
* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale
* {{Ephebophile}}
* {{Euroshlock}}
* FalseRapeAccusation
* FemaleMisogynist
* {{Gayngst}}
* HeManWomanHater
* HideYourLesbians
* HomophobiaIndex
* LesbianVampire
* RapeAndSexualHarassmentTropes
* RealWomenDontWearDresses
* StayInTheKitchen
* StrawFeminist
* StrawMisogynist
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Racism Tropes, especially the ones still alive today]]
''Oh Herro! Do zot talk bout hesee tropees on he nternetee!''
* AcceptableEthnicTargets (AKA: [[Administrivia/ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontLike Complaining About Races You Don't Like]]
* AngryBlackMan
* AsianDrivers
* AsianSpeekeeEngrish
* {{Blackface}} (Due to ValuesDissonance)
* EthnicScrappy (The main reaction in this page.)
* EverythingIsRacist
* FrenchJerk
* GreedyJew
* MalcolmXerox
* SassyBlackWoman
* ScaryBlackMan
* StopBeingStereotypical
* SpaceJews
* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries''
* {{Yellowface}}
* YellowPeril (Made even more of an InternetBackdraft, due to it ''not'' being a DiscreditedTrope.)
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nihilism Tropes]]
* CynicismTropes
* HobbesWasRight
* HumanityIsInsane
* HumansAreBastards
* HumansAreMorons
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters (Not only that there isn't another race to compare humans to, but this trope is begging to be FlameBait, from the fact that it always pits [[FanDumb Idea]][[SillyRabbitCynicismIsForLosers lists]] against [[HateDumb Nih]][[StrawNihilist ili]][[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids sts]].)
* HumansKillWantonly
* InYourNatureToDestroyYourselves
* SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids
* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism
* WorldOfJerkass
* WorldOfSnark
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Overly Controversial Soapboxes]]
''Do '''''''not''''' ''mention these topics anywhere, offline or online.''
* AcceptableTargets
* AllIssuesArePoliticalIssues
* UsefulNotes/ArabIsraeliConflict (Very heated, especially due to it being a ForeverWar.)
* AttackOfThePoliticalAd
** ScareCampaign
* BanOnPolitics
* BaseBreakingCharacter
* ''Literature/TheBible'', YMMV.TheBible and Characters.TheBible
* BrokenBase
* BurningTheFlag
* CavemenVsAstronautsDebate
* UsefulNotes/ComputerWars
* UsefulNotes/ConsoleWars
* ContestedSequel
* DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck
* DethroningMoment.DeathBattle (Everything on the show becomes this.)
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil
* DigitalPiracyIsGood
* DieForOurShip
** DieForOurShip.InuYasha (An extension of this, as it houses one of the most rabid shippers of all time.)
* UsefulNotes.DonaldTrump (An obvious flame magnet)
* {{Eagleland}} (Type 2)
* ''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather''
* Website.TheFanfictionForum
* SugarWiki/FavouriteTrope
* FoxNewsLiberal / MSNBCConservative (Being an extension of two already [[Creator/{{MSNBC}} controversial]] [[Creator/FoxNewsNetwork news ]]networks, it had to become this.)
**
* ''Film/Ghostbusters2016'', YMMV.Ghostbusters2016 and Trivia.Ghostbusters2016.
* Headscratchers.DeathBattle (Somehow, the complaining had spread from DethroningMoment.DeathBattle to here.)
* '''''Film.TheLastJedi'' / YMMV.TheLastJedi [[ContestedSequel (The most controversial film of all time)]]'''
* NewMediaAreEvil
* OldMediaAreEvil
* {{OTP}}
* OrwellianEditor (Due to Creator/GeorgeLucas)
* OrwellianRetcon (Due to Creator/GeorgeLucas)
* UsefulNotes/PCVsConsole
* PetPeeveTrope
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad
* SacredCow
* {{Shipping}}
* ShippingGoggles
* ShipToShipCombat
* DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible
* TrueArt
** TrueArtIsAncient
** TrueArtIsAngsty
** TrueArtIsBoring
** TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* UnfortunateCharacterDesign
* UnfortunateImplications
* ValuesDissonance
* VideoGameMoviesSuck
* {{Waggle}}
* TheWarOnStraw
** StrawmanNewsMedia
** StrawmanPolitical
* WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings
* WindmillPolitical
[[/folder]]
[[/index]]
[[folder: Fitting in multiple categories]]
* InternetCounterattack also fits in "Unintended Internet Backdraft", due to Edit Warring over [[ScandalGate GamerGate]], and if it fits into Internet Backdraft (by neutralgoers or anti-Zoe Quinn) or Internet Counterattack (by Zoe Quinn defenders)
* The MarySue category folder on this page.
* Literature.TurnerDiaries fits into "Overly Controversial Soapboxes" and "Racism Tropes"
* Values Dissonance fits in "Overly Controversial Soapboxes", "Sexism and Homophobia tropes", and "Racism Tropes".
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Other/Unsorted]]
* ...and many, many others.
[[/folder]]
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* Analysis.AntiHero
* AngstAversion
* ArtisticLicenseLaw (See Below)
* ArtisticLicensePaleontology (For some reason, this was marked as "Attracting FlameBait" in the Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease section, meaning it became this.)
* YMMV.{{Avatar}} (Edit Wars over the film's 'originality')
* AwardSnub
* YMMV.BlackPanther2018 (Attracted Edit Wars on release)
* CharacterAlignment: (Loads
** ChaoticEvil
*** AlwaysChaoticEvil
** ChaoticGood
** ChaoticNeutral
** ChaoticStupid
** Administrivia/TheGreatCharacterAlignmentDebate
** LawfulEvil
** LawfulGood
** LawfulNeutral
** LawfulStupid
** NeutralEvil
** NeutralGood
** StupidEvil
** StupidGood
** StupidNeutral
** TrueNeutral
* CultClassic (Given an Administrivia/ExampleSectionectomy for "too contentious")
* CharacterDerailment
* [[Administrivia/ExampleSectionectomy The "Too contentious" section of the ExampleSectionectomy]]
* FakeDifficulty
* GainaxEnding
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' and Radar.MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic
* Administrivia/PermanentRedLinkClub (Where all the too controversial cut pages go.)
* SerialNumbersFiledOff
* {{Squick}}
** GrossUpCloseUp (If it overlaps with {{Squick}})
* Laconic.{{Wikipedia}}
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Sexism and Homophobia Tropes]]
''...to the point where'' ''BuryYourGays'' ''has become a'' ''PetPeeveTrope''''.''
* AllGaysArePedophiles (Like BuryYourGays below, but with negative stereotypes instead of deaths)
* AllMenArePerverts
* AllMenAreRapists
* BuryYourGays (The revival of this trope in 2015/16 amidst [[ValuesDissonance certain events]] has brought [[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/bury-your-gays-why-100-877176 controversy and attention to this trope.]] As a result, this, among with [[HomophobiaIndex many other homophobic tropes]] became somewhat of a DiscreditedTrope and definitely an InternetBackdraft.)
* DamselScrappy (If it's due to negative stereotypes of women instead of being TheLoad.)
* {{Dominatrix}}
* DoubleStandard
* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale
* {{Ephebophile}}
* {{Euroshlock}}
* FalseRapeAccusation
* FemaleMisogynist
* {{Gayngst}}
* HeManWomanHater
* HideYourLesbians
* HomophobiaIndex
* LesbianVampire
* RapeAndSexualHarassmentTropes
* RealWomenDontWearDresses
* StayInTheKitchen
* StrawFeminist
* StrawMisogynist
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Racism Tropes, especially the ones still alive today]]
''Oh Herro! Do zot talk bout hesee tropees on he nternetee!''
* AcceptableEthnicTargets (AKA: [[Administrivia/ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontLike Complaining About Races You Don't Like]]
* AngryBlackMan
* AsianDrivers
* AsianSpeekeeEngrish
* {{Blackface}} (Due to ValuesDissonance)
* EthnicScrappy (The main reaction in this page.)
* EverythingIsRacist
* FrenchJerk
* GreedyJew
* MalcolmXerox
* SassyBlackWoman
* ScaryBlackMan
* StopBeingStereotypical
* SpaceJews
* ''Literature/TheTurnerDiaries''
* {{Yellowface}}
* YellowPeril (Made even more of an InternetBackdraft, due to it ''not'' being a DiscreditedTrope.)
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Nihilism Tropes]]
* CynicismTropes
* HobbesWasRight
* HumanityIsInsane
* HumansAreBastards
* HumansAreMorons
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters (Not only that there isn't another race to compare humans to, but this trope is begging to be FlameBait, from the fact that it always pits [[FanDumb Idea]][[SillyRabbitCynicismIsForLosers lists]] against [[HateDumb Nih]][[StrawNihilist ili]][[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids sts]].)
* HumansKillWantonly
* InYourNatureToDestroyYourselves
* SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids
* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism
* WorldOfJerkass
* WorldOfSnark
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Overly Controversial Soapboxes]]
''Do '''''''not''''' ''mention these topics anywhere, offline or online.''
* AcceptableTargets
* AllIssuesArePoliticalIssues
* UsefulNotes/ArabIsraeliConflict (Very heated, especially due to it being a ForeverWar.)
* AttackOfThePoliticalAd
** ScareCampaign
* BanOnPolitics
* BaseBreakingCharacter
* ''Literature/TheBible'', YMMV.TheBible and Characters.TheBible
* BrokenBase
* BurningTheFlag
* CavemenVsAstronautsDebate
* UsefulNotes/ComputerWars
* UsefulNotes/ConsoleWars
* ContestedSequel
* DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck
* DethroningMoment.DeathBattle (Everything on the show becomes this.)
* DigitalPiracyIsEvil
* DigitalPiracyIsGood
* DieForOurShip
** DieForOurShip.InuYasha (An extension of this, as it houses one of the most rabid shippers of all time.)
* UsefulNotes.DonaldTrump (An obvious flame magnet)
* {{Eagleland}} (Type 2)
* ''Webcomic/TheEasyBreather''
* Website.TheFanfictionForum
* SugarWiki/FavouriteTrope
* FoxNewsLiberal / MSNBCConservative (Being an extension of two already [[Creator/{{MSNBC}} controversial]] [[Creator/FoxNewsNetwork news ]]networks, it had to become this.)
**
* ''Film/Ghostbusters2016'', YMMV.Ghostbusters2016 and Trivia.Ghostbusters2016.
* Headscratchers.DeathBattle (Somehow, the complaining had spread from DethroningMoment.DeathBattle to here.)
* '''''Film.TheLastJedi'' / YMMV.TheLastJedi [[ContestedSequel (The most controversial film of all time)]]'''
* NewMediaAreEvil
* OldMediaAreEvil
* {{OTP}}
* OrwellianEditor (Due to Creator/GeorgeLucas)
* OrwellianRetcon (Due to Creator/GeorgeLucas)
* UsefulNotes/PCVsConsole
* PetPeeveTrope
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad
* SacredCow
* {{Shipping}}
* ShippingGoggles
* ShipToShipCombat
* DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible
* TrueArt
** TrueArtIsAncient
** TrueArtIsAngsty
** TrueArtIsBoring
** TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* UnfortunateCharacterDesign
* UnfortunateImplications
* ValuesDissonance
* VideoGameMoviesSuck
* {{Waggle}}
* TheWarOnStraw
** StrawmanNewsMedia
** StrawmanPolitical
* WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings
* WindmillPolitical
[[/folder]]
[[/index]]
[[folder: Fitting in multiple categories]]
* InternetCounterattack also fits in "Unintended Internet Backdraft", due to Edit Warring over [[ScandalGate GamerGate]], and if it fits into Internet Backdraft (by neutralgoers or anti-Zoe Quinn) or Internet Counterattack (by Zoe Quinn defenders)
* The MarySue category folder on this page.
* Literature.TurnerDiaries fits into "Overly Controversial Soapboxes" and "Racism Tropes"
* Values Dissonance fits in "Overly Controversial Soapboxes", "Sexism and Homophobia tropes", and "Racism Tropes".
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Other/Unsorted]]
* ...and many, many others.
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