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The only things that go in YMMV are tropes on the YMMV or Audience Reactions index. Broken Aesop is not YMMV (yet), but the others are, so idk what that's about
Edited by WarJay77 Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallYMMV items, such as Designated Villain, have banners at the top of their pages saying that they are based on opinion and therefore go on YMMV pages.
The Designated Hero and Unintentionally Unsympathetic entries have been brought up
in cleanup threads
. If you or others would like to argue for their inclusion, the case can be made in those threads.
But they have to be within reason and paying attention to the movie? Barbie was so sympathetic to men under patriarchy and detailing that pipeline from Dogged Nice Guy to incel, acting like actually the Kens were 100% victims is just not paying attention.
Well yeah, if they were misuse that's different. I can't look at the page yet due to spoilers (it's been making traversing many of these pages and threads very hard lol) but the OP implied that they were removed for "not being YMMV", which is bizarre if true.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallReminder that we don't document every single opinion about the movie (or any piece of media for that matter). Otherwise, we'd be drowning in YMMV. It still has to be shared by more than just one person. Most also have objective criteria they have to meet in order to count.
And yes, Broken Aesop and Tragic Villain were the only things that were removed that are not YMMV. The others, as constantine noted, were removed because they were brought to their clean-up threads and deemed not to be examples.
Yeah, OP is... kinda lying.
Looking at the history,
the problem with most of these entries wasn't "not YMMV" so much as "not accurate."
The entries kinda ignored the actually villainous actions taken." The writeups largely were "the villain sure was relatable. No comment on whether they committed any villainous acts or not."
Edited by Larkmarn Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.I resent being called a liar.
The submissions are removed with the reason that they are not YMMV tropes, if a reason is given at all, and others just disagree with the points made. These are not always stated on that page but are talked about in the relating threads.
In my submissions I tried to give mention to the various side's actions as at least being morally debatable—which was my understanding of what YMMV is; subjective views.
This is turning into whether we can post these views/interpretations, perhaps with acknowledgement that not everyone agrees, as much as if they are what happened or not.
Isn't YMMV for subjective tropes rather than objective?
Again I am out of this debate but YMMV tropes still havs objective rules.
Fan-Preferred Couple cleanup thread"In my submissions I tried to give mention to the various side's actions as at least being morally debatable".
Ngl that's a weird statemnt with the brainwashing being underplayed here. With the "morally debatable"....
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."Well, no. I haven't participated in any of this but it looks like this isn't about whether or not certain views can be posted, it's about whether certain views are actually backed up by facts from the movie, and if they're not then they're misuse and shouldn't be added.

There is a debate going on in the discussions and history of of the YMMV of Barbie (2023).
I and others want to include: Broken Aesop, Designated Hero, Designated Villain, Tragic Villain, Unintentionally Unsympathetic. The submissions are removed with the reason that they are not YMMV tropes, if a reason is given at all, and others just disagree with the points made.
It was my understanding that YMMV was a place for subjective opinions within reason, so are there any rules, written or unwritten, to what does go in YMMV and doesn't and why?