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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[Administrivia/HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[Administrivia/AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, factors[[note]]Administrivia/TropeDecay, [[Administrivia/HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[Administrivia/AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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See also: Administrivia/EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingNames.
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See also: Administrivia/EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingNames.Administrivia/TropeRenamingGuidelines.
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If you write an OP for a thread in TRS and this is all you offer as evidence that the trope name is broken, the thread ''will not'' be opened for discussion. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
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If you write an OP for a thread in TRS and this is all you offer as evidence that the trope name is broken, the thread ''will not'' be opened for discussion. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant.
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See also: EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingTitles.Administrivia/EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingNames.
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A "game" that used to be played mostly in the TropeRepairShop. A person would open a thread in the TropeRepairShop to discuss a trope by challenging other users to guess the definition based on the title alone. The idea is that if regular tropers can't get a decent idea of the trope's definition from the name, that's proof the name is unclear.
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A "game" that used to be played mostly in the TropeRepairShop. Administrivia/TropeRepairShop. A person would open a thread in the TropeRepairShop Administrivia/TropeRepairShop to discuss a trope by challenging other users to guess the definition based on the title alone. The idea is that if regular tropers can't get a decent idea of the trope's definition from the name, that's proof the name is unclear.
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A "game" played mostly in the TropeRepairShop. A person opens a thread in the TropeRepairShop to discuss a trope and challenges other users to guess the definition based on the title alone. The idea is that if regular tropers can't get a decent idea of the trope's definition from the name, that's proof the name is unclear.
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A "game" that used to be played mostly in the TropeRepairShop. A person opens would open a thread in the TropeRepairShop to discuss a trope and challenges by challenging other users to guess the definition based on the title alone. The idea is that if regular tropers can't get a decent idea of the trope's definition from the name, that's proof the name is unclear.
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If you open a thread suggesting a rename and this is all you can offer to support it, your thread will be locked. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
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If you open write an OP for a thread suggesting a rename in TRS and this is all you can offer to support it, your as evidence that the trope name is broken, the thread will ''will not'' be locked.opened for discussion. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[Administrivia/HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[Administrivia/HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds [[Administrivia/AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[HowToDoAWickCheck [[Administrivia/HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...[[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[hottip:*:TropeDecay, factors[[note]]TropeDecay, [[HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...]] [[/note]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
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A "game" played mostly in the TropeRepairShop. A person opens a thread in the TropeRepairShop to discuss a trope and challenges other users to guess the definition based on the title alone. The idea is that if regular tropers can't get a decent idea of the trope's definition from the name, that's proof the name is unclear.
This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[hottip:*:TropeDecay, [[HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
If you open a thread suggesting a rename and this is all you can offer to support it, your thread will be locked. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
See also: EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingTitles.
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This is more of a gimmick than an argument, basically implying "come now, you can clearly see this title does not make sense". However, things are seldom that simple -- there are a lot of other factors[[hottip:*:TropeDecay, [[HowToDoAWickCheck wicks]], [[AnalyzingInbounds inbounds]]...]] beyond first impressions that come into play in deciding whether to ultimately rename a trope; in all likelihood, some of them will weigh on the side of keeping the name anyway, and we will have to work out which side of the argument ultimately has more weight to it.
If you open a thread suggesting a rename and this is all you can offer to support it, your thread will be locked. We're not going to rename based on your IThoughtItMeant.
See also: EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutChangingTitles.
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