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The Sandbox namespace is what you want, I believe.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?To elaborate, create a page at www.tvtropes.org/Sandbox/Website, substituting the website's name, of course. Then when it's ready, copy & paste the content to the appropriate namespace, www.tvtropes.org/Website/Website, or WebOriginal/Website, or WebVideo/Website, or what-have-you. (See Namespace.) Then put the Sandbox page on the Cut List.
If you'd rather have a permanent Sandbox you can continuously edit, you can use the Sandbox namespace on your own troper handle, Sandbox.dsneybuf.
Edit: As far as I can tell, the purpose of the Sandbox namespace isn't actually spelled out anywhere in Administrivia. There is a link to the Wiki Sandbox there, but that's just a page for test edits.
Edited by HeraldAlberichPlease do not trope websites unless they function as direct content creators and there is no other, more suitable namespace. We've had to cut quite a few such articles because they were made to be about the website's owners or users.
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Does a way exist for me to start listing some tropes for a website's articles, but keep the Tropes page from actually getting published until I think the list looks long enough?
Edited by dsneybuf