Protection From Editors: Difference between revisions

* [[Hulk Hogan]] was the biggest name in the [[World Wrestling Entertainment|WWE]], but when he signed with [[WCW]] in 1994, he was granted creative control over his matches, basically making him a [[God Mode Sue]].

* Long-time [[Professional Wrestling]] writer [[Vince Russo]] rose to prominence as the architect of the [[WWEWorld Wrestling Entertainment|WWF]]'s Attitude Era, the time in the late '90s when wrestling was at the peak of popularity thanks to a [[Darker and Edgier]] style (mostly pioneered by [[ECW]], but that's besides the point). However, most wrestling fans discounted the contributions of Vince and Shane McMahon in keeping Russo's raging ego, short attention span, and strange proclivities in check. Since leaving the WWF, he ran WCW into the ground, buried under a morass of dangling plot threads, ridiculous gimmicks, and [[Worked Shoot]]s.

* Really, almost any webcomic with issues could go here, as few of them have any sort of editing process in the first place. As the only requirements for a webcomic are 1) webspace and 2) the ability to create and upload image files, a creator essentially receives protection from editors by ''default'' rather than needing to meet some success requirement first. Out of those that do have some sort of pre-post review process, many are reviewed by friends and, ahem, [[Lickspittle|devoted]] fans whose real job is to tell the creator how awesome it is and how they shouldn't change a thing. This reasoning is ''also'' why [[Rule of Cautious Editing Judgment|examples should not be placed here]].

** This is probably why some of the most beloved and consistent webcomics are made by at least a two-person team., Oror at least with someone else to bounce ideas off of. Remember, if your friend's starting a webcomic and you can't dissuade them, be [[Commander Contrarian]]!