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Legend has it that there are other internet sites besides This Very Wiki. This page lists the details of this absurd idea.

The difference between a "web site" and a "web page" isn't always clear. Being the main page of a domain name seems like a rule of thumb, but even domains can be part of a larger site. Its probably better to discuss on a case-by-case basis.

Sub-categories include: Blogs, Image Boards, Image Boorus, Journal Roleplay, Webcomics, Web Games, Web Original Fiction, Web Serial Novels, Web Videos, Wikis & some Platforms and Fora.

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Borindom music a blog written by a musician who is involved in the cloud music business. Not only does he analyze mainstream and indie music but pop culture in general.

Writer's Guides

Jeffery Carver's Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy online course.

Blogs What blogs get included here? Blogs of a troper nature of course, analysis of media etc. but basically anything that you think we would like. Include a brief blurb about the website and which areas of the wiki it is relevant to.

Nancy Friedman — Marvellously written blog entry, from someone who actually gets us.
http://www.minaidehazukashii.com/ — Anime Blog that has been referenced multiple times around the wiki. The writer inserts trope talk into alot of his entries.
RIUVA — Another anime blog rich with entries about anime and otaku culture analysis.
The Watchtower Of Destruction — The blog of "The Ferret", a writer and Webcomic author who provides interesting and informative musings, many of which are troper related material (Mostly television, sci-fi and writing). It is also one of the best webcomic review sites since Websnark cut back its operations.
Musings Of The Chatty DM - A Tabletop Games blog operated by a troper, brings tropes from all over the catalogue and looks at how they effect Role Playing Games. Well worth a read (His "Trope" and "Rule of Cool" tags are useful for seeing topics related to our interests).
Polite Dissent — written by a doctor, this includes medical reviews of various media of interest to him (episode reviews of House are a regular feature). Good writing and the commenters are of above-average intelligence and literacy for blog commenters, based on they're writing.
The Writer's Pad is a blog by an out of work small-time reporter. It features quite a few rants, some snarky pictures (a la Cracked style captioning) and curse words.
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time is a blog written by a troper. Tropes (including the one that shares its name with the blog) are periodically referenced in the posts, and a permanent link to the site can be found on the links page, along with a warning that TV Tropes Will Ruin Your Life. The posts meander over internet culture, video games, movies, charity promotion, and weird stories from the writer's actual daily life.
Tricia's Obligatory Art Blog is always a fun read. It's full of well researched paleontology diatribes, Disney movie reviews, and gardening. And she frequently links here, which is neat.
Debutniverse — A blog taking a look at just the first episode of various 80s and 90s children's cartoons, with a focus on the positives, for those tired of sites whose trope talk is all snark. Also, a great source of animated GIFs!

Miscellaneous

The Flame Warrior Roster
Electric Ferret
The Gossamer Project — The X-Files Fan Fic archive. Naturally, writing quality varies greatly, ratings range from G to NC-17.
kuro5hin
io9 - Site that deals with Sci-Fi shows and books, new technology, space. They come from the future. Had an article about this very site. Seems alot of us hang out there too.
mobygames - "An online, historic and archival database of the entertainment software industry's products" established 1999
AniDB.net - catalog and review site for Japanese animated television, film, and OVA.
ferretbrain – A website populated by (mostly) Sophisticated as Hell geeks who talk about … quite alot of things, really, but predominately popular culture. Notable for frightfully intelligent analyses, laugh-out-loud humor, and a generally negative outlook on such popular icons as 300, Joss Whedon, and J. K. Rowling.
27b/6 - humor website in which an Australian makes fun of everything in a hilarious tone.
Bilibili - One of the most popular video-sharing sites on Mainland China. It features the same scrolling comments as Japan's Nico Nico Douga and is also quite heavy on otaku culture. The name is a reference to Mikoto Misaka's In-Series Nickname, otherwise romanized as Biri-biri or translated as Bug-Zapper.
zh.moegirl.org - An anime-focused Chinese wiki that is technically all about documenting moe girls. Has branched out into a very diverse array of other genres and topics, and is a pseudo-counterpart to TV Tropes as one of these topics is documentation of character traits.
Mystic Investigations - Claims to be a paranormal investigation company and that All Myths Are True.
Posmotre.ch - a Russian sister site to TV Tropes.
- WikiTropes.ru - another Russian sister site.

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