Not really. That thread is for listing the ones that it's established need the banner. Discussing whether the page falls into that category or not is best done in a dedicated thread to minimize confusion and chaos.
^^ I suspect that it was bannered when "actors" was added to "creators or writers". It's quite easy to say "The [whatever] series by [author] was left unfinished when he died." It's harder to say that "The movie franchise [whatever] was ended by the death of [actor]" with any degree of authority.
edited 3rd Feb '11 11:04:18 AM by Madrugada
Er? It seems pretty obviously objective to me: either the creator died before finishing the work, or he didn't. I was pointing him to that thread so he could get a mod's attention to de-bannerize it, not so he could discuss the issue there. I didn't think the issue needed any discussion.
Really from Jupiter, but not an alien.Please do use that thread. That's what it's for. Regardless, I took the banner off since I can find no good reason why it's subjective. Trivia, maybe, but whether the author of a work died is fairly factual (I hope).
edited 3rd Feb '11 11:16:49 AM by Fighteer
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"

I must have missed a memo or something... why is Author Existence Failure YMMV? It's a pretty darn objective trope: "Creator (or, in some uses, actors/etc) dies before finishing his/her series, leaving the franchise unfinished and dead in the water."
Reactions to this might be subjective, but the trope isn't about those.