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Acebrock Since: Dec, 2009
2021-09-03 02:51:08

Well, Ho Yay is for unintentional homoerotic subtext, and in all these cases, it sounds intentional, which would make it Homoerotic Subtext or Word of Gay depending on how its presented. If there are bad examples, then they should be brought up in the thread and taken care of as appropriate

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Ferot_Dreadnaught Since: Mar, 2015
2021-09-03 12:55:25

I've already taken it to the Ho Yay cleanup.

My question is if why the examples from the finale and ‘’Equestria Girls'' which Word of God stated was intentional subtext and the other VA stating such were retained if this one was cut? (Are they within plausible deniability while this one isn't?)

WarJay77 (Troper Knight)
2021-09-03 12:56:03

Maybe because whoever did the cleanup missed those ones?

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