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I think we need more clarification on the difference between Narm, NarmCharm, and SoBadItsGood in the page description. From the description, NarmCharm seems to be when you like something <i>in spite of</i> it being considered Narm, not because of it, yet some examples listed are of things being good despite being bad precisely because they're so hilarious, which seems to fall more into SoGoodItsBad territory rather than NarmCharm. From what I gather Narm applies to things that are laughably bad, NarmCharm to things that are bad but beloved in spite of it, and SoBadItsGood to things that are so bad they're unintentionally funny. Having fondness for something bad because it's so bad it's endearing still seems like it should fall under SoBadItsGood rather than NarmCharm.
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I think we need more clarification on the difference between Narm, NarmCharm, and SoBadItsGood in the page description. From the description, NarmCharm seems to be when you like something \'\'in spite of\'\' it being considered Narm, not because of it, yet some examples listed are of things being good despite being bad precisely because they\'re so hilarious, which seems to fall more into SoBadItsGood territory rather than NarmCharm. From what I gather Narm applies to things that are laughably bad, NarmCharm to things that are bad but beloved in spite of it, and SoBadItsGood to things that are so bad they\'re unintentionally funny. Having fondness for something bad because it\'s so bad it\'s endearing still seems like it should fall under SoBadItsGood rather than NarmCharm.
