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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So you've just watched the Best Episode ever, and simply have to add it on to All The Tropes. So what do you do? Add just the trope name to the series page... but you need to put in a nice little description. But what about all those other listed tropes with no descriptions? It can't hurt to Entry Pimp it a little... Then there's the tropes listed themselves, perhaps explaining the examples there would help enrich that trope as well? And before you know it, an afternoon is gone. But that's another trope. |