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spacemarine50 Since: Mar, 2012
#1: Jul 6th 2012 at 2:55:10 PM

First, this trope appears to be a Sister Trope of Artistic License – Ships Done Badly. From here: "Sister trope to Artistic License - Ships, which is about modern naval ships." Yet the page it's referring to has no limits on the historical periods it can use examples from. Second, if that doesn't happen, it still needs work. You have to know your stuff to find examples, and this trope is limited to 2-3 types of sailing ships (or is it Hollywood's fault? If so, a big example of this)

edited 6th Jul '12 3:09:00 PM by spacemarine50

Routerie Since: Oct, 2011
#2: Jul 6th 2012 at 3:00:11 PM

Sure, merge / cut. It's just a list of random errors anyway. And often, not even that - half the examples are aversions or no-context.

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#5: Jul 25th 2012 at 6:46:34 AM

Crowner seemingly stable at a majority of 11:0 - I'd think so.

ccoa Ravenous Sophovore from the Sleeping Giant Since: Jan, 2001
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#6: Jul 27th 2012 at 10:37:09 AM

Calling crowner. Merge with Artistic License – Ships.

Waiting on a TRS slot? Finishing off one of these cleaning efforts will usually open one up.
spacemarine50 Since: Mar, 2012
#7: Jul 27th 2012 at 12:49:52 PM

How do we do the merge? Also, transfer any good examples from here to Artistic License – Ships, if any of them are worth keeping.

edited 27th Jul '12 12:50:06 PM by spacemarine50

Routerie Since: Oct, 2011
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#9: Oct 26th 2012 at 11:16:49 AM

Finished the job here.

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PageAction: HollywoodSailing
11th Jul '12 12:50:41 PM

Crown Description:

Hollywood Sailing has only 11 examples, several of which are aversions or zero-context. It distinguishes itself from Artistic License Ships by claiming wrongly that the latter page is only about modern naval vessels.

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