Completed Migrations / Administrivia

This is where all the completed franchise pages go. Please be sure to check these works on occasion to make sure that the new wicks directed to the Main/ namespace are kept in check. If there are too many wicks in this state, it is recommended to return that work on the namespace migration page.

Work names in BOLD indicate a work with at least 500 wicks. Which means that those will accumulate wicks to Main/ especially fast, so check them regularly if you can. Work names with BOLD AND ITALICS are Trope Overdosed with at least 1500 wicks.

Two very important things to note:

• Numbers in brackets ("[]") indicate the wick threshold of completed works. ^note This is represented by the number of wicks that are either invisible, in a locked archive, or part of the Ambiguity Index that should not be edited (in other words, wicks that CANNOT be moved, even by a moderator), so you don't have to worry about those. Locked pages can be dealt with by going to the locked page edit request thread.
• Numbers in parenthesis ("()") indicate the amount of ghost wicks of a completed work. ^note A Ghost Wick is a wick on an article that doesn't exist. This is usually caused by a recently deleted article that still believes the wicks exist due to a database error. If you see one, keep track of them with a number in parenthesis.

And please insert only pages that have at least fifteen wicks (not including this one, Pages Needing Wicks, sandboxes or redirects). Please place the pages with less than fifteen wicks on Namespaced Works with Less Than 15 Wicks.

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• All-Blue Entry [4]
• Brevity Is Wit [1] (1)
• Complaining About Shows You Don't Like
• The Content Policy
• Conversation in the Main Page
• Creating New Redirects [1]
• Do We Have This One?
• Edit War [3]
• Everything's Worse with Snowclones
• Example Indentation in Trope Lists [1]
• Examples Are Not Arguable
• Examples Are Not Recent
• Example Sectionectomy
• The Google Incident
• Handling Spoilers
• How Did We Miss This One? [4]
• How Indexing Works
• How to Write an Example
• In-Universe Examples Only
• Internal Subtrope
• Justifying Edit
• Launch Displacement
• List of Shows That Need Summary
• Locked Pages
• Lumper vs. Splitter [2]
• Namespace [3]
• Naming a Trope
• Needs a Better Name (1)
• No Real Life Examples, Please!
• Not a Deconstruction
• Not a Subversion
• Not a Trope
• Not Self-Explanatory
• People Sit on Chairs
• Permanent Red Link Club [1]
• Renamed Tropes [2] (1)
• Repair, Don't Respond
• Rule of Cautious Editing Judgment
• The Same, but More
• The Same, but More Specific
• Seen It a Million Times
• Self-Fulfilling Spoiler
• Sinkhole
• Spoilers Off
• Take It to the Forums
• Text-Formatting Rules [3]
• Too Rare to Trope
• Trope-Namer Syndrome
• Tropes Are Flexible
• Tropes Are Tools
• TV Tropes Forum
• Type Labels Are Not Examples
• Weblinks Are Not Examples
• Welcome to TV Tropes
• Wick Namespace Migration
• Word Cruft
• Work Pages Are a Free Launch [1]
• You Have Been Warned
• Zero-Context Example

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