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* JustForPunJustForFun/PunnyTropeNames
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* {{Recursion}}
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices. [[spoiler:Quite fittingly, [[LampshadeHanging this index lampshades its own purpose by containing itself.]]]] [[note]]I guess that means you could say it's a recursive RecursiveIndexIndex.[[/note]]
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices. [[spoiler:Quite fittingly, [[LampshadeHanging this index lampshades its own purpose by containing itself.]]]] [[note]]I guess that means you could say it's a recursive RecursiveIndexIndex.RecursiveIndexIndex; it contains itself so that it can contain itself.[[/note]]
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices. [[spoiler:Quite fittingly, [[LampshadeHanging this index lampshades its own purpose by containing itself.]]]]
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices. [[spoiler:Quite fittingly, [[LampshadeHanging this index lampshades its own purpose by containing itself.]]]]]]]] [[note]]I guess that means you could say it's a recursive RecursiveIndexIndex.[[/note]]
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices.
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Indices are alphabetically organized lists of things of a certain type. Because they are organizational tools, many indices often need to contain themselves. This is an index of such indices.
indices. [[spoiler:Quite fittingly, [[LampshadeHanging this index lampshades its own purpose by containing itself.]]]]
* [[spoiler:[[{{Recursion}} This article now lampshades the fact that it lampshades itself, resulting in recursive Lampshade Hanging.]]]]
* [[spoiler:[[{{Recursion}} This article now lampshades the fact that it lampshades itself, resulting in recursive Lampshade Hanging.]]]]
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Oh, but it is!
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* IndexIndex is not, but should be.
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* IndexIndex is not, but should be.IndexIndex
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This change makes the page tail recursive, which is much easier to optimize. Plus, it\'s now in alphabetical order.
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* IndexIndex is not, but should be.
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