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I dunno if there is a notifier, but to me it does border on edit war as Anicomicgeek again refers to trope image despite it being removed, so I'd let a mod answer.
TroperWall / WikiMagic Cleanupyou'd be fine editing it again to remove the word cruft and the mention to the page image since you'd be enforcing site guidelines.
You can send it using the word cruft notifier and also link to How to Write an Example, pointing specifically to the "Example Don'ts" folder, because the very first bullet there says "Don't Refer to Other Items on the Page...Avoid mentioning that an example provides the page image or quote, since that should be obvious to anyone who sees the top of the page, and relying on these things for context might cause issues if they're changed."
Edited by amathieu13Well, on the assumption that this counts as reversing an edit to make the entry compliant with wiki policy, I've removed the offending words, citing this ATT thread in the edit reason; per amathieu13's suggestion, I've also sent Anicomicgeek a customised word cruft notifier with a link to How to Write an Example (and a direct quote of the relevant paragraph). That should resolve this.
"In fact" is a connective; it serves to clarify the train of thought running through a paragraph. While not specifically mentioned on the Word Cruft page, it is prone to misuse because some people want to exaggerate how incredible and surprising their example is. And if a paragraph begins with "in fact", it's probably natter.
I agree with removing it in this instance, but it shouldn't be zapped on sight; just check whether it's being used in a meaningful way or not.

Over at Trivia.Cobra Verde (courtesy link to page history
), the lone entry on the page, for Hostility on the Set, was originally written on 3 January by Anicomicgeek and opened with "The trope picture came from this film" (the page image for Hostility on the Set shows Klaus Kinski holding a machete to Werner Herzog's neck).
I re-wrote the entry on 15 January to correct a factual inaccuracy (as originally written, the entry claimed Kinski is trying to strangle Herzog) and remove the reference to the trope image, since Image Pickin' changes or removes such images on a regular basis.
On 6 February, Anicomicgeek changed the entry again by changing "A widely circulated photo shows..." to "The trope picture is, in fact, a widely circulated photo shows...", making the entry grammatically incorrect, adding Word Cruft ("in fact"), and once again violating the rule against mentioning page images in trope entries.
So no Edit War has taken place, but I wanted to be sure I wouldn't be straying into that territory myself by undoing this edit, since I wrote the previous version. And is there an appropriate notifier to send for this?