This is discussion archived from a time before the current discussion method was installed.
Is the Fan Fiction example really necessary? It doesn't seem to add anything to the page, and doesn't seem like a particularly interesting example. If no one objects, I'll probably remove it the next time I remember about it's existence... (i.e. perhaps a few days) Unless this is an extremely popular fanfic (which it sounds more like a "real life" fanfic than anything else...), I don't see it adding, well, anything to the page...
- I concur. If it doesn't even mention what fandom it is, then it isn't fanfic (and if it is just an advert for said Troper's own fanfic, then it doesn't contribute any understanding to the discussion).
- It's my fanfic-sequel, and I'm very sad you removed my example, because my character IS a succubus. (from Troper, sabrina)
- Well then. That means its up to you, Sabrina, to make the example worthy of inclusion. Eliminate the first person. Specify the series the fanfic is of. Use similar entries on other pages if need be, but it is YOU that must make the entry worth it if you want to keep it on the page.
- I concur. If it doesn't even mention what fandom it is, then it isn't fanfic (and if it is just an advert for said Troper's own fanfic, then it doesn't contribute any understanding to the discussion).
- Can we make the poster for the movie "Jennifer's Body" the new image for this trope? it seems to fit.
Not really relevant enough to put on the trope page, but considering the origins of their names, what would you call an uke incubus or a dominatrix succubus? </silly question>
