Make a Crowner for Renaming "Crowner"?
I think the basic Poll sounds good it gets the point across and its not complected (like actually getting one attached is.)
Sparkling and glittering! Jan-Ken-Pon!I don't really see where the current name is enough of a problem to warrant changing it.
Though I would be supportive of changing "Single Prop Crowners" to "Thunderdomes", since two options enter, and one option leaves.
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Diagonalizing The Matrix
Poll is the obvious choice. Crowner is an Artifact Title, but it seems that this is also a case of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Is the name causing any problems?
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"^ and ^^: That's pretty much my contention. I'm all for being unique in trope titles but it's not such good practice for administrative stuff and general website usability. (Blame partly that I checked out a book on website usability this week, like so
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It took me some time to learn what a "crowner" was, myself.
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.Hmm...trying to start an Alternative Titles poll crowner, but when I click "Yes, do it!" nothing happens. I guess the wiki can't handle the sheer irony involved!
...or it's a Firefox 4.0 issue. But still!
EDIT: Looking at the source, the Yes/No <form> is wrapped in a <div>, but the <div> is missing a closing bracket. That's probably why the form doesn't work.
edited 16th Oct '10 11:12:43 PM by RocketScience
Now that The Situation is largely dealt with, we can go ahead with this change, right?

I wasn't particularly a fan of calling the site's polls "crowners" back when they were actually being used for Crowning Moments. The word meant nothing to me as a relative TRS newbie. (I almost, almost did a half-sarcastic thread to rename them once one time when I was annoyed at some long forgotten rename.) Now that "crowner" is officially an Artifact Title however, I thought I'd actually float the idea for real, at least to see whether it gets panned or not. I'd say just call them "polls" but we'd probably want something a little more light-hearted.