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Quantitave trope, and exampleless page. You cannot attribute it to subjective opinion, and the description is not something you can pin on a work. I doesn't belong here.
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Tset with the baner.
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Example: The article claims that the work is or is not good. Your idea of good and another's idea of it might (almost certainly will) differ. Each of you is making a judgment call. Great! Have fun with that, but it doesn't go on the work's main page, because we want the tropes on the work's page all to be ''storytelling'' tropes. Not stuff about how you guys feel about the story, but the tropes the story is built with.
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Example: The article claims that the work is or is not good. Your idea of good and another's idea of it might (almost certainly will) differ. Each of you is making a judgment call. Great! Have fun with that, but it that. It just doesn't go on the work's main page, because we page. We want the tropes on the work's page all to be ''storytelling'' tropes. Not stuff about how you guys feel about the story, but the tropes the story is built with.
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Example: Everybody who no-likee the work have gotten together and formed a {{Hatedom}}. They all share a judgment call about the work. As sure as the Sun will rise tomorrow, there will be a {{Fandom}}. There will be wars and rumors of wars. These wars are stories of a sort. They are conducted with conventions like memes, {{Revenge Fic}}s, {{Fan Fic}}s, trolling ... the list is pretty long. Those conventions are tropes.
Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are used in is ''the conflict,'' not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.
See YMMVIndex for a list of works that have a YMMV page.
Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are used in is ''the conflict,'' not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.
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Example: Everybody who no-likee the work have gotten together and formed a {{Hatedom}}. They all share a judgment call about the work. As sure as the Sun will rise tomorrow, there will also be a {{Fandom}}. There will be wars and rumors of wars. These wars are stories of a sort. They are conducted with conventions like memes, {{Revenge Fic}}s, {{Fan Fic}}s, trolling ... the list is pretty long. Those conventions are tropes.
Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are used in is ''the conflict,'' not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.\n\n
See YMMVIndex for a list ofworks ''works'' that have a YMMV page.
Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are used in is ''the conflict,'' not the story they are fighting about.
See YMMVIndex for a list of
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Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are about is the conflict, not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.
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Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are about used in is the conflict, ''the conflict,'' not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.
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Example: Everybody who no-likee the work have gotten together and formed a {{Hatedom}}. They all share a judgment call about the work. As sure as the Sun will rise tomorrow, there will be a {{Fandom}}. There will be wars and rumors of wars. These wars are stories of a sort. They are conducted with conventions like memes, {{Revenge Fic}}s, {{Fan Fic}}s, trolling ... the list is pretty long.
Evidently the fans and the haters enjoy these battles. Okay. Best of luck to them. The whole point here is that there is no accounting for taste. Tropes about this kind of story, though, don't go in a work's page. Subtle point, but the work they are about is the conflict, not the story they are fighting about. Nifty thing about putting such things on the YMMV tab is people who aren't interested in the conflict can stay out it.
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[[index]]
[floatboxright:
YMMV categories:
+ BetterThanCanon
+ CharacterAlignment (when it's not specifically given such as in D&D)
+ CompleteMonster
+ SugarWiki/CrowningMusicOfAwesome
+ SugarWiki/FunnyMoments
+ SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments
+ DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck
+ DarthWiki/DethroningMusicOfSuck
+ EarWorm
+ FanDisservice
+ FanFicRecommendations
+ FanonDiscontinuity
+ FetishFuel
+ FetishFuelStationAttendant
+ FridgeBrilliance
+ FoeYay
+ HoYay
+ JerkassDissonance
+ LargeHam
+ MagnificentBastard
+ MarySueTropes
+ ScrappyIndex
+ TearJerker
+ ThatOneBoss
+ ThatOneLevel
+ DarthWiki/WallBanger
+ WhatAnIdiot
See also:
+ AudienceReactionTropes
]
* AccidentalInnuendo
* AdaptationDecay
* AlasPoorVillain
* ArcFatigue
* ArcWelding
* AstroTurf
* AwardSnub
* BadassDecay, in all its forms
* BaseBreaker
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment
* CanonDefilement
* CatharsisFactor
* CharacterDerailment
* CompleteMonster
* ContestedSequel
** EvenBetterSequel
** {{Sequelitis}}
** SurprisinglyImprovedSequel
* CrazyAwesome
* CreepyAwesome
* CrossesTheLineTwice
* CultActor
* DesignatedEvil
* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome
* EndingFatigue
* FanYay
* FightSceneFailure
* FranchiseOriginalSin
* GameBreaker
* GoodTroiEpisode
* GrowingTheBeard
* GuiltyPleasures
* HamAndCheese
* HellIsThatNoise
* ILikedItBetterWhenItSucked
* [[{{Ptitle6cd1cskka05i}} It's Popular, Now It Sucks]]
* JumpingTheShark
* LessDisturbingInContext
* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt
* {{Lostalgia}}
* {{Macekre}}
* MemeticMolester
* MissedMomentOfAwesome
* MoralEventHorizon
* MostlyNarmless
* MostWritersAreMale
* NarmCharm
* NauseaFuel
* NightmareFuel
** FridgeHorror
** HighOctaneNightmareFuel
** NightmareRetardant
* NoYay
* PainfulRhyme
* RelationshipWritingFumble
* RoleAssociation
* TheScrappy
* SeasonalRot
* SignatureScene
* [[{{ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]]
* [[DarthWiki/{{ptitlew9bltta3dv6n}} So Bad It's Horrible]]
* [[SugarWiki/{{Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]]
* [[{{Ptitlemlheqr7b3csw}} So Okay It's Average]]
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped
* SpecialEffectFailure
* StandardizedLeader
* StrawmanHasAPoint
* StuckInTheirShadow
* SuperfluousSolo
* SurpriseDifficulty
* TearJerker
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodLineArt
* TooCoolToLive
* TooGoodToLast
* TookTheBadFilmSeriously
* UnacceptableTargets
* UnfortunateImplications
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece
* UnnecessaryMakeover
* VideoGameMoviesSuck
* VisualEffectsOfAwesome
* {{Wangst}}
** AngstDissonance
** AngstWhatAngst
* TheWesley
* WhatMeasureIsANonBadass
* WriterCopOut
* WTHCastingAgency
* WTHCostumingDepartment
* XenSyndrome
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