Hi
#2: Sep 9th 2015 at 7:42:58 PM
The trick with this would be, to my knowledge, finding tropes that have been commented out but not tags at the top of a page that have been commented out.
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#3: Sep 10th 2015 at 5:34:48 AM
I think this would be particularly easy: Just program the wiki software to recognize potholes within commented out bullet points (that is, the parts of the article that are prefixed with "%%*") as "commented out examples".
I know this isn't impossible as I believe there are tools for programming language that are designed to obtain meta information about the code from comments formatted in a specific way.
edited 10th Sep '15 5:36:23 AM by KarjamP
#4: Mar 15th 2016 at 12:42:41 PM
Bumping to gauge interest.
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How about a tool that shows you pages with commented-out tropes? Might be useful to lessen their amount.