Can you make a link in the text so that I can just open the YMMV page by clicking on the "YMMV page" part of the text?
Fight smart, not fair.I'd like to add another suggestion: non-YMMV tropes on YMMV pages should act like YMMV tropes on non-YMMV pages in all respects, so not only should they be displayed as such they should also produce warnings when you try to edit.
Right now, YMMV has become like a roach motel where tropes check in but they don't check out. Every time we decide a trope is not YMMV after all, after it has been in YMMV for a few days, it leaves behind a bunch of entries stuck in the YMMV tab. (Because of tropers who got warned to put them in but never warned to take them out again.)
For example, Curb-Stomp Battle is a narrative trope, but in interactive media (i.e. Video Games) it can also be applied to any strategy the player comes up with (this being the subjective part) that results in one.
edited 20th Feb '11 10:12:12 AM by Stratadrake
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.You don't put YMMV sections on tropes. You put them on works pages.
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Is there a way that non-YMMV tropes on a YMMV page can be marked the same way as YMMV tropes on a non-YMMV page? This is necessary because "YMMV" tropes have often been moved, then the YMMV removed from the page without the trope examples being moved back.