An example that was put here simply for being Trivia, even though it occurs In-Universe and is therefore acceptable to put on the main page.
Colbert Bump: A mention that someone's tweet, a Caustic Critic's review, or a weblink made the work more widely known among a small corner of the Internet.
Specific details about a leak that has just recently happened and is full of unmarked spoilers.
Dummied Out content that will never be added properly.
Fake information that was falsely passed off as a leak by a known liar.
Misplaced example of a normal trope added here because it could be used to describe some meta fact about the work.
Dummied Out examples that were already placed here before it was marked as Trivia, by someone who had the foresight to realize that it obviously ought to have been but lacked the communication skills to bring it to TRS and get the error corrected. And/or assumed it was Trivia by virtue of that making sense and never bothering to check up on that.
The First Wiki Word I Thought Of: Example that sounds correct based on the name of the trivia item, but is clearly referring to part of the work and not trivia. Clicking through and reading the trivia's actual definition reveals that it's Not an Example.
Genre-Killer example that claims that this work's failure killed off a ludicrously specific and possibly nonexistant subgenre that may or may not be a better fit for Trend Killer, if it's even valid to begin with.
Misplaced example of a normal trope added here for absolutely no apparent reason.
The Other Darrin: If it is an anime remake, there will be a long list of actors who voice XYZ character instead of XYZ actor, and the characters are always referred to by their full name as well.
Technology Marches On example that just states how that scene featuring dated technology would have been like if it was done today.
"Imagine how different this work would have been if some real life events happened differently!"
An example of an idea the work abandoned during production, which has no source whatsoever, but is suspiciously close to a common fan theory.
The Wiki Rule: Context-less link to Wikia/Fandom wiki that is likely broken or sparse because few people care about it and/or its admins are moving it to Miraheze. It's in need of some love, so please contribute! (This wick will remain here unless somebody realizes that this is a Definition Only Page and removes it... but then you lose free advertising, so we're gonna put off doing that until we get more than three people editing that wiki.)
A random example of Oracular Urchin, placed here for absolutely no reason that you can comprehend.
Other
A very vague entry that provides no interesting or useful information.
An overly complicated observation that something fits some uninteresting and meaningless Overly Narrow Superlative.
Some minor fact that's not at all unique to the fact's subject.
Opinions like "A New Hope is the most epic movie ever!" The editor may write something like "Many people thinkA New Hope is the most epic movie ever!" in a failed attempt to get away with it.
A rewording of a previous entry.
Irrelevant entry about the actors' personal lives that seems to ship real life people.
that is likely broken or sparse because few people care about it and/or its admins are moving it to Miraheze. It's in need of some love, so please contribute! (This wick will remain here unless somebody realizes that this is a Definition Only Page and removes it... but then you lose free advertising, so we're gonna put off doing that until we get more than three people editing that wiki.)