Yes, you have to highlight them to see them.
Okay, then you'd put in the trope workshop under the name of "Suddenly Talking"
Any proposed tropes have to be made in the trope workshop but not under the same name or wording.
They're the moderator/admin. They remove your edits and block you because your're vandalizing pages.
Licensing.
You can only move your own edits and only those or you'd have to make the page from scratch.
1) The page has to be your 100% own edits. Otherwise, it gets deleted.
2) Any fanfic pages are under the category of "Work"
@Parker Green , yes.
@Parker Green , try remaking the page with with the title "Adaptational Niceness"
@Parker Green , of course, because those tropes were here before Tvtropes had its copyright issues, back when the stuff was under a "free licence".
Any new tropes added here must have different names. I mean, technically, you can't copyright a title but better safe than sorry.
@Black Soulstone , kind of. The users get more freedoms here but it's not really up to date because of TV-Tropes license.
@Parker Green , apparently, this wiki does have a trope workshop. I just don't know where it is.
Well, here, the admins are nice to us. Also, this place is a fork of a fork and I can see why. They're nice to us here and we can create pages to our little hearts' content. All the Tropes is nice but really strict and Tv-Tropes just tosses you away.
It's a fork where the admins are nice to us.
You'd have to ask the admins about that.
Because of the wiki format that Tropedia and All the Tropes use. MediaWiki doesn't have it where you can set it where they're visible by default.
Thanks!
I tried checking that in the basic source editor and I fixed it but it's still coming up like that.
Is anyone else having issues with a page showing up italicized?
Like, when I go to edit it, it's not italicized but, after it's saved, the entire thing is italicized, see?
The entire thing looks normal in the editor:
I've tried all I could to fix it and it's not doing that with other pages I've made/edited.
Thanks for the help.
