No, the other one.
If it's misleading, is it misused?
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Not much, but a portion of the examples are about the word "gesundheit", which isn't what the (clearly defined) trope is about.
No, the other one.
How large portion?
Again, not much. 
No, the other one.
Then I don't see a problem with the page, other than having a dialogue name.
edited 16th Sep '12 7:04:54 AM by AnotherDuck
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Sorry, but I don't think "it's a little hard to spell" counts as a valid reason to rename a trope. Grab a few of the most common mispellings and trun them itno ridericts, and we're all doen.
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This is also a common term which has entered general English use — it isn't obscure and shouldn't be hard to spell. We don't often do typo redirects.
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We don't allow typo redirects. The only exception is Zettai Ryouiki, because getting it right for anyone not speaking Japanese is a clusterfuck.
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Hmm. Oh well.
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Hey, this has fewer than 50 links. Let me check for misuse...
(OP, this is technically your job any time you use the "ambiguous" or "misused" tags):
Misuse for literal sneezing
Misuse as natter / troper in-joke
Zero context
Ambiguous
- German Language (?)
- Overly Long Name: "Captain Phineas Elijah Jeremiah Ebenezer Josiah Cheever Gesundheit."
- Robin Hood Men In Tights: "A common gag regarding the character Ahchoo."
The remainder are generally correct. That's about 15%. Not all that great, but not bad either.
edited 16th Sep '12 8:56:08 AM by Stratadrake
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German Language is correct. It's a word that has entered the English language.
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Robin Hood Men In Tights is correct (great film. Go watch it.), and Explosive Decompression is so funny I want it to stay.
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^ I've seen the film, I just don't know how to classify the manifestation of it. And the page image caption for Explosive Decompression can stay, but the pothole has to go.
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I'd say it's not misuse because Achoo's name clearly isn't a sneeze, though characters treat it like it is when they first hear it.
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edited 16th Sep '12 10:43:57 AM by Stratadrake
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There's a running gag with people not realizing that Achoo is the guy's name because they mishear it as something else. For example, one time a character thinks they're talking about "a Jew". Anyway, one of the variations of the joke is that if someone uses "Achoo" out of context, the person they're talking to thinks they've sneezed. The trope is definitely used—the example just needs to be written more clearly.
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Anyway, no real action is required here.
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Gesundheit is a misleading name - it could be taken for any sneeze in fiction. Besides, the name's a little hard to spell anyway.
What should we rename it? Sounds Like A Sneeze, one of its redirects, is a little clearer... but I think we can do better.
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