Really? I'm not seeing the evidence of that on the page.
Unless you mean the examples of zeppelins in a fantasy setting that isn't supposed to be Alternate History Earth?
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If you see invalid examples, feel free to cut them.
This title does remind me of Erich Von Danicken, though :)
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I see the Awesomeness.
Why do you think a rename would help?
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Well, if it's supposed to be about "zeppelins as a sign of Alternate History" rather then "fictional settings use zeppelins", then the Another World part could be misleading. Not that I necessarily favor a rename, but that's the logic behind it.
I don't get how the trope isn't "Fictional worlds use Zeppelins to make them different from reality." That seems to be the trope from both the title and the description. I don't see anything in it that requires alternate reality and I don't see where it's coming from.
Reality is that, which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -Philip K. Dick
The name seems clear, and so does the description.
I see the Awesomeness.
The indexes, laconic, page quote, and portions of the description all put an emphasis on the Alternate History part. I don't see why it can't be expanded, but I'm pretty sure that the Alternate History angle was the original focus of the trope.
I see the Awesomeness.
People write around the examples they have in their heads. It happens.
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It seems to me that Zeppelins from Another World has degenerated into Everythings Better With Zeppelins- detailing pretty anything involving Zeppelins, rather than using Zeppelins to establish that this is an Alternate History.
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