I realized a difference between Jossed and Outdated By Canon: if a fan work has x happen than the official work has it happen in a different way but similar to what fans predicted, it\'s outdated without jossing (which is about fan theories).
I see a reason to keep general examples then. For Ron The Death Eater which has a similar issue, every general example cites at least one work.
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Okay it says on the bottom of the page description; Please, try to list fan work names and avoid using general examples, as those go to Jossed.
And yet the examples on the page are spilt between General and Specific.
Am I the only one noticing the dissonance between that?
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Regarding the comments about Blaise - is he canonically black in the books as well, or just the movies? Because that might be worth mentioning, as the movies and books are not in the same canon.
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Before I clean up the general examples, I have a question.
If a large number of specific fan works are outdated by the same piece of canon information, can the works be listed together (by name) as a \"general\" example despite the prohibition on general examples?
The probable answer to this is \"no\", but it could result in a large number of mostly-duplicate examples.
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