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What\\\'s the rule for when a name at the beginning of a trope name is replaced with that of an appropriate in-work character? For example, Game.SamAndMaxFreelancePolice used to have JackBauerInterrogationTechnique listed as \\\"Flint Paper Interrogation Technique\\\" (Flint Paper being the character who specialized in it in-game), and it was listed under the F\\\'s. I tried to move it to the J\\\'s because otherwise someone looking for that trope on the page would have loads of difficulty finding it. Someone moved it back to the F\\\'s, I moved it back to the J\\\'s with an explanation, and somehow it ended up listed in the J\\\'s as \\\"Flint Paper Interrogation Technique\\\" with Jack Bauer\\\'s name struck out preceding it.

I just saw a similar situation on the BackToTheFuture page, and I wanted to clarify things before I edit.

Honestly, I think you\\\'d have to make one heck of a case for it. I may be plenty biased in favor of the current picture--I did, after all, choose it--but I\\\'m hard pressed to think of another picture that a) displays both the \\\"sexy-wear\\\" and \\\"historical underwear\\\" aspects of the trope, b) places emphasis on the corset itself c) makes it clear what it\\\'s the corset that is making the character look curvier and sexier (Marge\\\'s silhouette is near iconic, and we know it doesn\\\'t usually look like that) and d) fits the site\\\'s mission. A Harley Quinn picture, I fear, would be adequate, but that\\\'s all it\\\'d be, and if that\\\'s the case, there are plenty other pictures that would work just as well or better.