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With the addition of the lead bassist trope, I think all aversions that aren\'t already over there need to go over there. Right now there are so many aversions listed that this is approaching Dead Unicorn Trope.
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With the addition of the Lead Bassist trope, I think all aversions that aren\\\'t already over there need to go over there and be removed from here. Right now there are so many aversions listed that this is approaching Dead Unicorn Trope.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason {{Bleach}} has separate sub-pages for it\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually as long or \'\'longer\'\' that the main FriendshipIsMagic page, itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the {{Bleach}} example, then we can think about sub-pages.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason {{Bleach}} has separate sub-pages for it\\\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually as long or \\\'\\\'\\\'longer\\\'\\\'\\\' that the main FriendshipIsMagic page, itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the {{Bleach}} example, then we can think about sub-pages.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason Bleach has separate sub-pages for it\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually as long or \'\'longer\'\' that the main FriendshipIsMagic page, itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the Bleach example, then we can think about sub-pages.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason {{Bleach}} has separate sub-pages for it\\\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually as long or \\\'\\\'longer\\\'\\\' that the main FriendshipIsMagic page, itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the {{Bleach}} example, then we can think about sub-pages.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason [[Bleach]] has separate sub-pages for it\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually \'\'longer\'\' that the main MLP;FIM page itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the [[Bleach]] example, then we can think about sub-pages.
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Taking a quick look, it seems the reason Bleach has separate sub-pages for it\\\'s tropes is the high volume of material covered (each single sub-page is actually as long or \\\'\\\'longer\\\'\\\' that the main FriendshipIsMagic page, itself). For now, just using folders should be enough, and if the folder contents get as massive as the Bleach example, then we can think about sub-pages.
