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I didn\'t necessarily feel this way when I started visiting TVTropes, but after spending considerable time here (and working on the wiki), I\'ve come to prefer the less \
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I didn\\\'t necessarily feel this way when I started visiting TVTropes, but after spending considerable time here (and working on the wiki), I\\\'ve come to prefer the less \\\"ornate\\\" descriptions. They make things easier.
Note that we also have an Analysis namespace. It\\\'s little used until now, but more in-depth analysis on the history, emergence, implications etc. of a trope can go there. Writing a good trope (or work) description also means resisting the temptation to cram too much information in.
But if you want to discuss the wiki\\\'s guidelines of style (like this here), I recommend you to take it to the forums (Wiki Talk, specifically). Few people visit the discussion pages.
Note that we also have an Analysis namespace. It\\\'s little used until now, but more in-depth analysis on the history, emergence, implications etc. of a trope can go there. Writing a good trope (or work) description also means resisting the temptation to cram too much information in.
But if you want to discuss the wiki\\\'s guidelines of style (like this here), I recommend you to take it to the forums (Wiki Talk, specifically). Few people visit the discussion pages.
