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Too soon to tell, but I think that Doug Walker (aka the nostalgia critic) and the higher-ups at Channel Awesome might be heading this way due to allegations about mismanagement and verbal abuse from their former content creators for almost a whole decade.
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Too soon to tell, but I think that Doug Walker (aka the nostalgia critic) and Channel Awesome in general might be heading this way due to allegations about mismanagement and abuse from their former content creators for almost a whole decade.
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TropesAreNotBad, so I don't think the audience feeling
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TropesAreNotBad, so I don\'t think the audience feeling \"visually cheated\" is a prerequisite.
But it is still a really minor example.
That may not be an obstacle to listing it though, since there\'s certainly no policy against listing examples of {{Downplayed Trope}}s. The only examples considered non-notable by default are straight examples of OmnipresentTropes and {{Averted}} examples of non-omnipresent tropes.
But on the other hand, if you list every single thing that kinda sorta somewhat applies, then the page can potentially get bloated and you end up with a SignalToNoiseTrainWreck.
Generally I think that\'s more of a problem for lengthy series than for standalone movies, though, so that\'s probably not a good reason to avoid listing this. Just make sure the example is written concisely, so that such a trivial example doesn\'t take up too much of the page.
But it is still a really minor example.
That may not be an obstacle to listing it though, since there\'s certainly no policy against listing examples of {{Downplayed Trope}}s. The only examples considered non-notable by default are straight examples of OmnipresentTropes and {{Averted}} examples of non-omnipresent tropes.
But on the other hand, if you list every single thing that kinda sorta somewhat applies, then the page can potentially get bloated and you end up with a SignalToNoiseTrainWreck.
Generally I think that\'s more of a problem for lengthy series than for standalone movies, though, so that\'s probably not a good reason to avoid listing this. Just make sure the example is written concisely, so that such a trivial example doesn\'t take up too much of the page.
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TropesAreNotBad, so I don't think the audience feeling
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TropesAreNotBad, so I don\'t think the audience feeling \"visually cheated\" is a prerequisite.
But it is still a \'\'really\'\' minor example. That may not be an obstacle to listing it though, since there\'s certainly no policy against listing examples of {{Downplayed Trope}}s. The only examples considered non-notable by default are straight examples of OmnipresentTropes and {{Averted}} examples of non-omnipresent tropes.
But on the other hand, if you list every single thing that kinda sorta somewhat applies, then the page can potentially get bloated and you end up with a SignalToNoiseTrainWreck.
Generally I think that\'s more of a problem for lengthy series than for standalone movies, though, so that\'s probably not a good reason to avoid listing this. Just make sure the example is written concisely, so that such a trivial example doesn\'t take up too much of the page.
But it is still a \'\'really\'\' minor example. That may not be an obstacle to listing it though, since there\'s certainly no policy against listing examples of {{Downplayed Trope}}s. The only examples considered non-notable by default are straight examples of OmnipresentTropes and {{Averted}} examples of non-omnipresent tropes.
But on the other hand, if you list every single thing that kinda sorta somewhat applies, then the page can potentially get bloated and you end up with a SignalToNoiseTrainWreck.
Generally I think that\'s more of a problem for lengthy series than for standalone movies, though, so that\'s probably not a good reason to avoid listing this. Just make sure the example is written concisely, so that such a trivial example doesn\'t take up too much of the page.
