Should we remove any entries condemning Steve Jobs now that he has passed on? Control Freak and and Executive Meddling to be precise, out of respect. Since we should Never Speak Ill of the Dead.
Edited by RAMChYLD Hide / Show RepliesDefinitely not. His death did nothing to change that those were things that happened, nor are they at all tied to the circumstances of his death. Were they jokes relating to his illness(es), sure, but these? Nope. Pointing out flaws in his actions does not constitute disrespect.
Also, Never Speak Ill of the Dead isn't a TV Tropes policy or anything close to such, last I checked.
Edited by PerplexingArticulatorStill doesn't explain what happened on the Michael Jackson page when he passed on (all negative tropes of him was removed by the tropers maintaining that page). I'm beginning to think that each page is based on the standards of the current active maintainer, but okay. Your call.
Edited by RAMChYLDHi, I created this page (though I didn't write the trope list) and I say, keep the tropes in there. What I see is true and not disrespectful.
Ok, but I will make a YMMV tab. As far as I can see, truthfullliness does not dispend from the Complaining ban - and some tropes look like Complaining to me or are already Subjectives.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanI couldn't see a YMMV tab at the top, so I changed the page type to Work. Now there's a YMMV tab, and a bunch more tropes marked for moving. Care to clean it up?
The "Current low-end Mac" is slightly outdated, with the mention of a Core 2 Duo (Recent minis use an i5 or i7). I don't want to step on anybody's toes, so, what should be done? Should the entry just be updated, or a new one created?
Get out of my mind, idea! I already have an idea in there! Hide / Show RepliesI have updated it. Maybe a older Mac Mini entry should be created, but I don't see the last gen Mac Mini as significant.
Hi, I created this page (though it exploded in edits as soon as I posted it) and the Mac Mini entry, and I just wanted the last computer listed to be whatever is the latest Mac people are most likely to be playing video games on. Thanks for the updating.
Should the article's introduction really have such an emphasis on gaming? I know that TV Tropes is primarily a website about media, including video games (a piece of productivity software like Photoshop doesn't exactly have many "tropes" attached to it) but the Mac is still a general purpose computer rather then a video games console, yet the article seams to treat it more like the latter rather then the former. For reference the article on the IBM PC is much more general, only beginning to talk about games a few paragraphs in. See also the articles on Mac OS and Windows, which are primarily focused on their version history rather then gaming capabilities.
Edited by SirBlah