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I agree on cutting it for now because they're not mentioning any specific youtuber spreading that false info.
I... am not sure about the Critical Research Failure part because I fail to see the difference between that trope and Cowboy BeBop at His Computer. I know the difference (complaining about a work's failure vs. a specific individual/celebrity fudging it up) but in practice I've seem them used so interchangeably that both tropes probably need to go into TRS.
^Critical Research Failure has already been to TRS. It no longer exists and is now a disambiguation page. The wicks just need to be cleaned up.
And either way, your descriptions of Critical Research Failure and Cowboy BeBop at His Computer are inaccurate. Critical Research Failure was supposed to be for errors regarding very basic real world facts (before we got rid of it), and Cowboy BeBop at His Computer is for errors regarding works of fiction.
Edited by GastonRabbit Patiently awaiting the release of Paper Luigi and the Marvelous Compass.^So should CowboyBebopAtHisComputer.The Mysterious Mr Enter per the cleanup threads recommendation? Or kept until we can hash out the boundaries for CBAHC?
^^ and now I feel embarrassed. Though thanks for the correction.
Common Knowledge states Cowboy BeBop at His Computer is a sub-trope where "Documentations of a work get their facts about the work blatantly wrong, to the point that people familiar enough with the work will know that they didn't do their research properly." My impression was that it only applied to professional publications, is that the case?
From Cupcakes (Sergeant Sprinkles):
I believe Cowboy is misused here as it's fans/fanon that gets these facts wrong as opposed to documentations of the work. Should it be cut as it's already under the more fitting Common?
Also, CowboyBebopAtHisComputer.The Mysterious Mr Enter is all examples that were cut from the disambiguation Critical Research Failure. Cleanup said to just cut them which I will per that, and due to misuse as it only applies/goes under the works that have the errors made about them, not the works making the errors. Any objections?
And if CBAHC is about professional documentations of the work, do web reviewers/personalities not count? Or can they if they have sufficient notoriety?
UPDATE: Asked Is this an example?
Edited by Ferot_Dreadnaught