Sandbox has been cleared. Long live the new Sandbox!:

edited 14th May '13 9:19:28 AM by Whatshisgame

how do i just see new additions to a trope. if i have already read all the examples. how do i see just the newly added ones?

Same trope; new examples of it

NOT

newly listed tropes

If that's a proper question, it'd be better placed in, say, Ask The Tropers. This thread is for testing markup.

If it's not, ignore my answer which follows.

You can't, really; there is no feature for that. On many pages, new examples are added at the bottom of their folder, so you can check there, but it's not a reliable method. You can also look through the page history, but that shows all recent deletions, major edits, minor edits, and so on as well as the recently added examples.

why did my subject got locked? some mod came and was just like "ok, we've discussed this enough, so im gonna go ahead and lock it"

Like WTF?

This isn't the place for this conversation. To ask general questions like your first one, go to Ask The Tropers. To ask about specific moderator actions, you can use the yellow holler button on your post to send them a message requesting that someone PM you with the reason. Fast Eddie did give a fine locking post on the thread, though, so you may not get any more detail.

I'm not a mod, so if the information Eddie gave isn't enough, then your guess is as good as mine. Using the holler button means you can hear from the staff on the matter.

I have had luck at getting an explanation for an unexplained thread lock in Ask The Tropers once. Hollers is persay not particularly suited for this sort of inquiry.

I've had luck at getting an unexplained wiki page lock explained via wiki holler. ATT would also work, though, sure; it does mean that whether it's been answered is public.

[[color:red:Testing again]]

edited 14th May '13 6:42:09 PM by MikuruFan

I know the term "synergy" gets thrown around mighty in this case, but for Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation, there is a definite push-pull going on. Observe: Pixar's Cars has Lightning McQueen believing that racing and the Piston Cup are all there is to life. When McQueen ends up in backwater Radiator Springs, his priorities get an overhaul. Then Disney comes out with Bolt, where Bolt believes that he's a superhero protecting Penny from sinister Doctor Calico. When Bolt gets shipped by accident to New York, Mittens systematically bursts Bolt's bubbles. Lightning McQueen ends up a decent, normal car / Bolt ends up a happy, normal dog.

In effect, it's greener-grass syndrome. And both studios are benefiting from it.

edited 14th May '13 7:56:01 PM by oneuglybunny

Test post. sandbox

edited 15th May '13 6:27:01 AM by joeyjojo

edited 15th May '13 6:28:47 AM by joeyjojo

edited 15th May '13 7:37:39 PM by fancywig

• Present-Day Past: While supposedly taking place in 1974, the (1982) movie shows a Rocky poster^note Rocky was released in 1976, a Walkman^note Prototype built in 1978, available in the US in 1980 and 80's cars.

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edited 20th May '13 11:47:25 PM by m8e

edited 20th May '13 11:43:37 PM by MissKitten

I don't even...

Do you know what this means? DO ANY OF YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?!?

edited 21st May '13 6:35:30 AM by KiLlErClOwNs

Testing folder creation.

asscaps

->something —>teeny tiny —->thump thum

small words

edited 28th May '13 12:22:42 PM by PBlades

Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"

Welcome to my home. I'll kill you Have a seat.

Big "NO!"
Big "YES!"

Twilight Sparkle
Pinkie Pie
Applejack (eh)
Fluttershy (beats yellow text)
Rainbow Dash
Rarity (What color was I supposed to use?)

edited 21st May '13 10:24:42 PM by Rethkir