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I sent an edit reason notifier which includes a link to this ATT so they can respond if they so wish. I'll keep this thread posted if ~Eggyolks replies to me but not here.
Meanwhile here's their edit history in case anyone wants to check for potential agendas due to the pattern of deleted tropes:
It seems like they deleted all the tropes and lines about innuendos and character attraction. Yesterday I sent them a PM and asked them why they removed the examples but I got no answer. Today I re-added the examples, since there were no edit reason at all
They just redeleted the tropes in question, with this as the edit reason:
do i really need to explain why using words such as sexy hottie fanservice or threesome when describing middle school age children is creepy and unnecessary?
They also deleted One True Threesome and a section from What Do You Mean, It's for Kids?.
The edit reason doesn't make sense at all, and that troper seems to be taking their agenda to other articles
as well. Also of note is that they seem to be deleting Red Links in Creator and trope pages, which is not something that is encouraged.

Troper/Eggyolks deleted examples from Ed, Edd n Eddy and HBO Storybook Musicals. The examples deleted were everything under Accidental Innuendo and Self-Fanservice on the Ed, Edd, N' Eddy page, and Evil Is Sexy on both pages. They also removed a line referring to Double D as a Chick Magnet.
The edits to the Ed, Edd, N' Eddy page have been reverted.
My concern is the possibility the nature of the tropes had anything to do with their removal by the troper in question.
Sorry to bother you if this is nothing important.
Edited by fragglelover