Berrenta
Bejeweled (she/her)
(Ten years in the joint)
Relationship Status: I made a point to burn all of the photographs
#2: May 12th 2020 at 6:02:39 AM
Sorry for the wait, ~Wiki Wanderer.
A for effort regarding the wick check (although we prefer more wicks checked), but at least you showed us that there is a problem. We'll give it a chance.
GastonRabbit
C'est la vie. (he/him)
from Robinson, Illinois, USA
(General of TV Troops)
Relationship Status: I'm just a poor boy, nobody loves me
#3: May 12th 2020 at 6:09:59 AM
How is this distinct from Reset Button? If it matters, Story Reset doesn't have very many wicks, while Reset Button has over 2,000.
Edited by GastonRabbit on May 12th 2020 at 8:10:51 AM
I got a rock for Halloween.
Spark9
Since: Nov, 2010
eroock
Since: Sep, 2012
#5: Jun 11th 2020 at 8:29:52 AM
From the descriptions I got the impression that Story Reset is for resetting whole story arcs while Reset Button is to reset drastic changes at the end of individual episodes, meaning it could happen quite often. However, the example lists of both pages seem interchangeable.
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kind of continuing from what I said here.
The examples are inconsistent on whether it's about time travel stories to create an Alternate Timeline, Canon Discontinuity to erase the last story from canon or something else entirely. I've never done a Wick Check before so bear with me.
I could maybe see this being a subtrope of Canon Discontinuity, but the two tropes aren't linked to each other anywhere and many examples would have to be moved to Story Reset in that case.(including the page image, even).
PSA: a cat is not a dog