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There's a lot of "in the same song" phrases. In a second-level indentation, that wouldn't be a problem. The problem comes from them referencing other first-level bullets. The easiest way to handle that is if the examples can be grouped by chronology (and therefore, all the examples from one song would be in one folder).
Link to TRS threads in project mode here.My issue is that as far as I can see, "Aaron Burr, Sir" is the only song besides the Reynolds Pamphlet songs that has more than one example, so trying to group them by song would lead to either a lot of 1-2 example folders or an arbitrary grouping of songs in order to make folders out of them. To me it makes more sense to group them by the kind of mistake like ArtisticLicenseHistory.Gladiator does

So ArtisticLicenseHistory.Hamilton has gotten pretty huge and hard to manage (and I at least think all the examples on it are legitimate), and I was wondering if it's a good time to put things into folders. I already know the folders I personally would use - character reworks (physical, emotional, relationships, etc.), incorrect facts, timeline issues, and the Reynolds affair/pamphlet - but I'm wondering if I need any kind of approval before I do so. If I need approval, can I get it/be directed to where I can get it?
For the record, I'd go with something like this (though some specific examples could be switched around):