Basically yes; indeed many "tropes" used in that page (such as the "You Fail X Forever" series that pointed out misconceptions and fallacies in works of fiction, or those that took personal jabs at authors) have been deleted wholesale. Another reason was that there have been edit wars and their mods hated having to listen to users complaining.
i think im gonna need more context for this to make sense
for context, this was in the middle of a discussion on the whole fox vs Disney marvel thing in a spider man thread.
Speak for yourself, the new Aunt May is a good change.
fun fact, there's certain gene of albinism that makes black people and other minorities have red hair. which can justify why some black chick has red hair because Mary Jane isn't Mary Jane without it.
TV Tropes has never been about tropes in the strict literary sense (metaphors and narrative conventions), but "shit I notice in children entertainment".
that might be because tv tropes is less about tropes and is now more of this media trivia website. sure, it may have some tropes here and there, but there's also some trivia, joke stuff, and whatnot. might be because of it's niche being mostly under 30 fans of tv shows, movies, comics, or any sort of media really, so it has to appeal to those sorts of people.
Really? Doesn't every single piece of media have some for of continuity error? Why even document those instances?
Oh I know Autism is involved, but somehow, it feels like it goes deeper than just simple autism.
