Talk:Enlistment-Ending Minor Malaise

Or does it still need more examples? It has seven as I type this.

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I'm saying it's launchable. We only require ten examples for mod-created tropes, after all.

Voting to launch.

Asking for some more opinions from people I missed the first time around (sorry about that): @CoffeeLover @H-Games~Documentation @Just a 1itt1e bit further

Voting to launch.

I'm surprised we let this sit for three months after a successful vote. Launching now.

Launched, and entry-pimped.

This trope candidate is currently called "Enlistment Ending Minor Malaise", but it doesn't discuss a Minor Malise that is Ended by an Enlistment. Instead, it discusses Enlistment-Ending Minor Malaises.

I propose adding the disambiguating punctuation to the name.

I was just coming to make the same recommendation.

Enthusiastic agreement.

Is it really "malaises" over "malaise" here? Also, as long as we're discussing the title, I wasn't sure if "Ending" or "Enfeebling" would be the better word.

One malaise, two or more malaises. I used the plural when talking about the examples.

How would one enfeeble an enlistment? "Enlistment Enfeebling Minor Malaise" makes no sense.

I like the bold title in the trope page, Enlistment-Ending Minor Malaise (just Malaise, no Malaises).

Definite support of the hyphen being included, neutral on the pluralisation

Since everybody likes the hyphen, I'm adding it in. EDIT: And thanks for reminding me that this was still on the to-do list.

I'm using Microsoft Teams too much. I just tried to remember how to do a "thumbs up" reaction here. Which I can't. <sigh>