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So, if it's ever a yes on moving Literature.Gamer Girl to Literature.Gamer Girl 2008, just to note that there's currently only 6 wicks
that have to be moved, so that's nice...
Agreed; there's two works that share the name, so both should have a modified name.
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Usually, literature is differentiated by author, not year. I think it should have been Gamer Girl (Mancusi) and Gamer Girl (Beale).
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Is it? I can think of examples of literature disambiguated by year (The Lost World (1912) and The Lost World (1995), for one), but not examples of literature disambiguated by author.
Either one is acceptable.
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For serial works, dates can be ambiguous, so author makes for the best alternative. But if we're talking about single books instead of series, then date is preferred.
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So, I've got a mod saying yes... So, someone should move it? Possibly me, if I get around to it? Goodnight?
Disambig Needed: Help with those issues! tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13324299140A37493800&page=24#comment-576
'Cause it seems like any work that share namespaces and names, have both works renamed, and the primary name turned into a disambig, instead of leaving the first one where it is.
See Film.Three Ten To Yuma
Previous ATT on Literature.GamerGirl
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Also turned Gamer Girl into a disambig 'cause it's both a trope and a work.
Edited by Malady