The Trailing punctuation in trope custom titles
thread, as well as many, many discussions over the past ten and a half years, have made it obvious that we need a centralized discussion thread for page titles. I intend for this thread to be a place to both discuss titles and request they be changed.
(If you're looking to capitalize an existing wikiword, there's a different thread for that.)
Changed it to the full title. Is it not called Supermarioglitchy's etc. etc.?
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What was the custom title at the time of the post? Right now, it looks like it's fine.
Creator.Grev Ltd is currently custom-titled as "G.rev". That's not allowed, right?
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Even SMG4 himself just calls the show “SMG4” now.
Edited by PurpleEyedGuma on Dec 14th 2021 at 7:43:51 AM
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That would be grounds to move the page, not custom title it.
Canadian Equals Hockey Fan now has an equals sign in its custom title.
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In that case, I actually think the equals sign works. It’s not a full sentence so it actually reads as an equation.
But this post by Fighteer says not to do that.
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It feels a bit unnecessary. I'd revert.
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
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I know, and I was one of the proponents of that rule, so I can't really argue against it. What I'm saying is just the equal signs works in the sense that it doesn't look out of place, so I personally wouldn't mind if an exception was made.
But making an exception here risks setting a bad precedent, so I guess it's better to follow the rule and revert. I certainly won't mind that either :)
Edited by GnomeTitan on Dec 15th 2021 at 10:54:14 AM
I re-submitted the old title.
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Given the multiple occurrences of pages being "moved" by custom title, should I make a sandbox to assist with cleaning them up?
Edited by bwburke94 on Dec 15th 2021 at 8:30:50 AM
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.
ComicBook.Dan Slott Spider Man is custom-titled as "Dan Slott's Spider-Man".
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Plus it's a "Creator's Title" situation, so it would have to be moved regardless.
You can use the Collisions thread to request moves, if mods aren't watching this...
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=15795462950A25528500&page=13#306
Moved to where?
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ComicBook.Spider Man Dan Slott, probably
unless it has an official disambiguating subtitle somewhere
Edited by wingedcatgirl on Dec 17th 2021 at 3:36:45 AM
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An _____ was added to On the Next.
Looks like such an unnecessary custom addition.
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I think an ellipses would fit better. Most custom trope titles I've seen don't use an underscore like that.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.
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Underscores are decidedly non-standard punctuation and should not be used here. An ellipsis would fit since it actually indicates a missing word.
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Ugh, why are we approving this shit? Get rid of that.
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I noticed that "Romantic" Two-Girl Friendship now has quotes in its custom title. Should they be there?
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Why on earth that happened?
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Well, that’s what the TRS for that trope agreed upon. I think it was to highlight the fact that the romance in the trope isn’t real.
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Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers is custom-titled to Supermarioglitchy4s Super Mario 64 Bloopers, which is definitely not kosher. Wouldn’t it be easier to just move the page?