And you sure meant "tropers" instead of "tropes", right?
(You should keep an eye on your grammar. Editing with those issues is a bannable offense)
Well, all examples should be known to be valid and factually correct. Adding examples where no such thing as friendly fandoms exist is considered adding false information, and that too is frowned upon. It is difficult for most editors to be familiarized with all examples listed here, so we rely on editors who are familiar with them to check if they're valid or not.
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It seems ironic that there are Star Wars fans and Star Trek fans who like each other, yet that intermedia is also present in Fandom Rivalry! Umm, does the 'Rivalry' part outweight the 'Friendly' part? Or is one side a Vocal Minority?
Also, if the sides are almost the same, does it count as a Broken Base for both sides?
Jason/Shadow
Many things on this page were also listed on random rivalry for opposite reasons.
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This is a YMMV or Audience Reaction. There might be a significant part of the fandom that is friendly with fans of the show, while other fans might share a rivalry with them. "This show is cool because it's so much like my favourite show." versus "This show suck because it's a rip-off of my favourite show, only done very badly." Both attitude happen and may overlap.
There is no Planet B
I removed this entry and a reply. The article is not a forum and bad entries should be deleted or moved to the discussion page.
- Bandom and Popslash, for somewhat obvious reasons.
- What reasons? Explain on the page, not everyone know what this is.
See also Conversation On The Main Page, Zero Context Example, How To Write An Example.
How do the tropes and moderators know which randoms are friendly with each other?
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