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Do I have to literally tell people exactly what subjective is? Fine here:
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When someone creates a subjective trope, especially one which fits such a wide array of situations, they should expect to have that trope filled to the brim in opinionated, even whiny examples, otherwise they shouldn\'t make it to begin with, and once it\'s been made, they shouldn\'t whine about it being misused, they knew or should have known exactly what they were getting into.
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When someone creates a subjective trope, especially one which fits such a wide array of situations, they should expect to have that trope filled to the brim in opinionated, even whiny examples, otherwise they shouldn\\\'t make that trope to begin with, and once it\\\'s been made, they shouldn\\\'t whine about it being misused, especially when it isn\\\'t being misused. They knew or should have known exactly what they were getting into.
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When someone creates a subjective trope, especially one which fits such a wide array of situations, they should expect to have that trope filled to the brim in opinionated, even whiny examples, otherwise they shouldn\'t make it.
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When someone creates a subjective trope, especially one which fits such a wide array of situations, they should expect to have that trope filled to the brim in opinionated, even whiny examples, otherwise they shouldn\\\'t make it to begin with, and once it\\\'s been made, they shouldn\\\'t whine about it being misused, they knew or should have known exactly what they were getting into.
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It seems people are forgetting TVtropes is NOT wikipedia, it doesn\'t need citations for anything and if there is any sense left in this world it never will.
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I\'m going to start getting insulting if I continue this futile argument with people who can\'t see reason any further, so I\'m stopping here.
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sub·jec·tive
[suhb-jek-tiv] Show IPA

adjective
1.
existing in the mind; belonging to the thinking subject rather than to the object of thought ( opposed to objective ).

2.
pertaining to or characteristic of an individual; personal; individual: a subjective evaluation.

3.
placing excessive emphasis on one\\\'s own moods, attitudes, opinions, etc.; unduly egocentric.

4.
Philosophy . relating to or of the nature of an object as it is known in the mind as distinct from a thing in itself.

5.
relating to properties or specific conditions of the mind as distinguished from general or universal experience.

Even if citations were required in TVtropes, a subjective trope by it\\\'s very nature CAN NOT have citations because any and all things that could possibly be citied are in themselves subjective. There is no fact involved.

When someone creates a subjective trope, especially one which fits such a wide array of situations, they should expect to have that trope filled to the brim in opinionated, even whiny examples, otherwise they shouldn\\\'t make it.

It doesn\\\'t matter what people have decided, when you defy your own rules, both the letter and the spirit of said rules, you can\\\'t expect no one to take notice and not to call you on it.
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It seems people are forgetting TVtropes is NOT wikipedia, it doesn\\\'t need citations for anything and if there is any sense left in this world it never will.
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I\'m going to start getting insulting if I continue this futile argument with people who can\'t see reason any further, so I\'m stopping her.
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I\\\'m going to start getting insulting if I continue this futile argument with people who can\\\'t see reason any further, so I\\\'m stopping here.
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