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How do I make a self demonstrating page on a trope?

Linking to a past Trope Repair Shop thread that dealt with this page: Self-demonstrating articles, started by Nathaniel on Dec 10th 2010 at 1:55:33 AM

Linking to a past Trope Repair Shop thread that dealt with this page: Delete, started by deadguy on Aug 13th 2011 at 11:11:21 PM

...just like how you explained Metroid 1?

Are you either ever going to explain why most of them are self-demonstrating or put the media in a separate page? Are you either ever going to explain why most of them are self-demonstrating or put the media in a separate page? Are you either ever going to explain why most of them are self-demonstrating or put the media in a separate page? Are you either ever going to explain why most of them are self-demonstrating or put the media in a separate page?

Anyone can help putting a link to the Self Demonstrating version of BRIAN BLESSED!?

Under Character Pages, there is a list of characters with their own pages. Can we please delete that? Not only is it severely disorganized, it's unnecessary and repetitive because we already have the links to the pages on that page. We don't need it on this page too.

Also, I just realized the Fridge Brilliance of the page image: It's a picture of a self-demonstrating article!

Do we have any place for non-TV Tropes article that also self-demonstrate?

Is this article self describing?

I find articles that are made as if written by the subject (i.e. the Riddler, Doctor Doom) to be exceptionally grating. Is there some kind of discussion page about this problem?

would it be possible to put in one for tHe sort of thIng where Deft writers penning Dust jackets for thE guy who wrote "the da viNci code" or wrIters of soNg lyrics like Taylor swift will HidE things they hope readers will notiCe in capitAl or bold letters, in oPpoSition to the letters around them?

You can't figure out whether non-self demonstrating would be an example? It's simple: It would be both self-demonstrating and non-. If it's on it's own page, it's self-demonstrating, and since it's on the self-demonstrating page, it's not an example, meaning it is non-self-demonstrating.