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=== Options: ===
=== Options: ===
;Take it to Trope Workshop
;Take it to [[Trope Workshop]]
:This is what somebody chose for [[Johnny Depp]] (to get a good description of his landmark films and the right names of the tropes associated with him) but you don't have to and nobody will care. It's also a bit of a pain with entries slipping down the list due to less interest and a system more suited to short discussions. You can launch at any point; you can even leave the Trope Workshop entry running for longer to help flesh things out.
:This is what somebody chose for [[Johnny Depp]] (to get a good description of his landmark films and the right names of the tropes associated with him) but you don't have to and nobody will care. It's also a bit of a pain with entries slipping down the list due to less interest and a system more suited to short discussions. You can launch at any point; you can even leave the Trope Workshop entry running for longer to help flesh things out.
;[[Take It to the Forums]]
;[[Take It to the Forums]]
:You don't need the officious launch for these pages, and the media forums are probably better for drawing people who would know something about the work. It's also a better set up for collecting longer discussion either from lots of people or two people with a lot of back and forth or, for instance, if you have lots of adaptations and the way to organise them to worry about, or if it's a series of installments, or what should be seen as the proper spoiler level. Posts won't get buried as they are in Trope Workshop. You'd just have to accept that you'll have a longer turnaround time on responses.
:You don't need the officious launch for these pages, and the media forums are probably better for drawing people who would know something about the work. It's also a better set up for collecting longer discussion either from lots of people or two people with a lot of back and forth or, for instance, if you have lots of adaptations and the way to organise them to worry about, or if it's a series of installments, or what should be seen as the proper spoiler level. Posts won't get buried as they are in Trope Workshop. You'd just have to accept that you'll have a longer turnaround time on responses.
;Just launch it yourself
;Just launch it yourself
:There are no [[Three Rules of Three]] to think about here,<ref>If you insist: Three people would trivially agree on the title of a work, the work has been published for three days, and if you've been around here for any length of time, you can probably think of three tropes it uses.</ref> so it's fine to make it a one-man job. Just make sure you have enough for the page to be viable: a decent description beyond a stub, and a list of the tropes in the work. You get less [[Wiki Magic]] at first, but your page will still grow somewhat.
:There are no [[Three Rules of Three]] to think about here,<ref>If you insist: Three people would trivially agree on the title of a work (which we admit might be difficult with works that weren't originally in English - but if there's an official English translation, at least three people agreed to use that), the work has been published for three days, and if you've been around here for any length of time, you can probably think of three tropes it uses.</ref> so it's fine to make it a one-man job. Just make sure you have enough for the page to be viable: a decent description beyond a stub, and a list of the tropes in the work. You get less [[Wiki Magic]] at first, but your page will still grow somewhat.


Some people might say [[Pun|There Is No Such Thing As A Free Launch]]. They are... [[Pungeon Master|best ignored]].
Some people might say [[Pun|There Is No Such Thing As A Free Launch]]. They are... [[Pungeon Master|best ignored]].