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RealLifeSectionMaintenance64
14th Jun '21 3:03:58 PM
Crown Description:
These are pages that have been proposed to have their Real Life sections cut and tagged to not be recreated. Please discuss pages before adding them to the crowner. Entries made without discussion are subject to deletion. Vote UP to indicate you think the Page should have NO Real Life examples. Vote DOWN to allow Real Life examples. Items that have a big (CLOSED) at the ending have already been decided, meeting the following requirements:- They have ten or more total votes,
- have been on the crowner for at least a week, measured from when the addition of the new crowner entry is announced in a thread post,
- and are stable with at least a 2:1 vote ratio.
- If the vote is exactly 2:1 or +/- 1 vote from that even after a week, give it a couple extra days to see if any more votes come in, to try and avoid controversial instances of being Decided By One Vote.
Qurac: Violation of the Rule of Cautious Editing Judgement, as well as flagrant stereotyping. Trope is about fictional Middle-Eastern nations. (CLOSED)
Sheep in Sheep's Clothing: Morality trope; closely related to Nice Guy and Bitch in Sheep's Clothing. (CLOSED)
Bulungi: Trope is defined as a fictional sub-Saharan African country. (CLOSED)
Ruritania: Trope is defined as a generic fictional Eastern European country. (CLOSED)
Libertarians IN SPACE!: Trope is meant to apply specifically to non-realistic settings (CLOSED)
Straw Affiliation: All of the examples are inflammatorily written. Additionally, real people are not characters made for the purpose of creating a narrative. (CLOSED)
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Other - Law Folder: Legal Personnel and Bureaucrats are not considered content creators or performers, and many of the entries violate ROCEJ. (CLOSED)
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Other - Religion Folder: Religious figures are not considered content creators or performers, and many of the entries violate ROCEJ. (CLOSED)
Death by Racism: Subtrope of Karmic Death, so a morality and narrative trope. (CLOSED)
Skewed Priorities: The trope is too common and potential Flame Bait. (CLOSED)
Our Monsters Are Weird: Impossible in real life, since monsters aren't real. Most examples are just unusual-looking animals. (CLOSED)
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Other - Unsorted Folder: Aside from the salvageable content listed at Sandbox.Role Ending Misdemeanor, most of the content has nothing to do with performers or content creators. (CLOSED)
Treachery Cover Up: Both a morality trope (calling the person who did the misdeed evil) and too controversial (the the discovery of cover up itself usually ends up causing a firestorm in response). (CLOSED)
Landslide Election: Due to lack of consensus regarding criteria for inclusion, many potential entries are debatable. (CLOSED)
The Casanova: Sexuality and Gossip Trope (CLOSED)
Sensitivity Training: Too controversial. (CLOSED)
Gay Panic : Narrative trope. (CLOSED)
Chivalrous Pervert: Gossip about people's sex lives. (CLOSED)
Impossibly Graceful Giant: Has the word "Impossibly" in the title. (CLOSED)
Humiliation Conga: Attracts political soapboxing and other ROCEJ violations. Also a morality trope since it’s meant to apply to villains or other types of Asshole Victims (CLOSED)
Fallen Hero: Morality Trope (CLOSED)
Inherent in the System: Too Controversial, several entries debate the merits of actual political ideologies and institutions, both of which majorly violate the ROCEJ. (CLOSED)
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Other - Business Folder: Corporate Executives are not considered content creators or performers, and many of the entries violate ROCEJ.
The Rich Want to Be Richer: Too controversial. (CLOSED)
RoleEndingMisdemeanor.Other - Adult Entertainment Folder: Medium is inherently NSFW, and therefore, should not be allowed to have examples.
Mistaken for Pedophile: sexuality trope, too controversial. (CLOSED)
