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It is perfectly possible for a trope (with examples) to do double duty as an index.
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^ But that's usually a super-trope situation...
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And if it's an index, examples shouldn't be commented out for lacking context.
Keet cleanup
Subgenre pages often blur the line between trope and index. (e.g. those listed on Fantasy and Science Fiction.) Some are page type index, some are page type trope. Some of the trope page types are set to do indexing, some are not. Some include context with their examples, some don't, some include it inconsistently.
Considering Queer Romance as a subgenre of romance, and that pages like Romance Novel and Romantic Comedy are mostly straight indexes, would anyone object to treating it like these pages and restoring commented out examples?
I'm not objecting.
Disambig Needed: Help with those issues! tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13324299140A37493800&page=24#comment-576
I made the change.
Queer Romance does indexing, but it's treated like a trope on the page itself, complete with commenting out of ZCEs (which, if it's supposed to be functioning as an index, should not actually be considered/treated as ZCEs)