I see your point, but it's definitely more appropriate for it to be under the same category as Idiosyncratic Ship Naming than Fan Nickname. Since those are on separate pages, I vote for YMMV.
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Portmanteau Couple Name is a Shipping subtrope of Fan Nickname, so I'd lump it together with all the other Shipping Tropes. Why is Fan Nickname a Trivia page instead YMMV anyway? The trope name and description implies it's something the audience come up with.
I suspect that Fan Nickname was made Trivia because it's an exact thing, not something as polymorphic as other Audience Reactions.
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No, the other one.
So you're saying it's kind of like fandom trivia?
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It's still something the audience came up with, rather than fun facts we know about the work or production of the work itself.
edited 25th Aug '14 7:40:47 PM by theAdeptRogue
Well, Portmanteau Couple Name is currently with 6 yeas and 2 nays(8 votes in the total) and Broken Aesop is with two yeas and four nays(total of votes: 6)
Calling Portmanteau Couple Name(7 yeas and 3 nays)
Scully Syndrome is described as when "the Epileptic Trees invoked by the characters are so ludicrous that the viewers want to bash their heads against the wall and point out that accepting the natural reality would, in fact, be simpler." Sounds like an audience reaction to me.
edited 29th Aug '14 6:28:25 AM by Someoneman
Scully Syndrome is another case of a description throwing things off - the trope is that someone keeps suggesting increasingly ridiculous "sceptical" reasons for supernatural events.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanBroken Aesop is currently 3 yeas and 5 nays(total votes: 8).
edited 1st Sep '14 5:51:28 AM by MagBas
Broken Aesop is currently 3 yeas and 6 nays(total votes: 9).
edited 3rd Sep '14 3:07:03 PM by MagBas
Gotta Ship 'Em All should be YMMY since it's a Shipping trope that involves audience participation, like Launcher of a Thousand Ships.
edited 3rd Sep '14 3:54:55 PM by VeryMelon
Okay, nominated.
Gotta Ship 'Em All is currently with 4 yeas and 0 nays,(total votes: 4) Broken Aesop is currently with 3 yeas and 7 nays(total votes:10)
edited 6th Sep '14 6:40:54 PM by MagBas
Gotta Ship 'Em All is currently with 6 yeas and 1 nay(total votes:7). Broken Aesop is currently with 3 yeas and 8 nays(total votes:11).
Gotta Ship 'Em All is currently with 7 yeas and 1 nay(total votes: 8). Broken Aesop is currently with 3 yeas and 8 nays(total votes:11).
Casual-Competitive Conflict seems to be about a subjective difference between what is tournament level play and what isn't. It feels like it missed being tagged as YMMV when the trope was launched.
No, the other one.
Well, it's definitely about an Audience Reaction (or several). I also think "notable cases" should be replaced with "examples".
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Calling Gotta Ship 'Em All(9 yes and 1 nay)
Casual-Competitive Conflict is currently with 7 yeas and 1 nay(total:8 votes), Broken Aesop is currently with 4 yeas and 10 nays(total:14 votes)
Nominating Awful British Sex Comedy. As if I even need to point this out, a comedy being awful is subjective.
edited 16th Sep '14 9:08:07 PM by MyTimingIsOff
No, the other one.
Kind of seems like a genre rather than a regular trope.
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YMMV is for items that are reactions of the audience to works and tropes that need a significant judgment call to tell whether they exist objectively or not. Should these items become members of YMMV? Note: Audience Reactions need to be subjective, emotional responses and things that are likely to cause arguments and disagreements. Merely being outside a work or inside an audience don't make things YMMV
It's kind of like fandom trivia.
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