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== Editing an Existing Example ==
* '''[[Repair, Don't Respond|If you think an example is inaccurate, correct it yourself:]]''' Do not write a response below it. Cut the inaccurate part and replace it with the correct information. If there's a change to be made, make it yourself and move on. Same thing goes for this page. (And don't forget to explain ''why'' you did this in the Summary field before you hit the "save changes" button.)
** If you don't know enough about the example to be able to correct it, please add appropriate inline tags to the example. All The Tropes has {{tl|context}}, {{tl|verify}}, {{tl|when}}, {{tl|where}}, and {{tl|who}} tags that draw attention to these things that need to be cleaned up.
== Most Importantly ==
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