How about the Rocky and Bullwinkle naming system? Join us next time for "Tomato in the Mirror", or "Ketchup with Your True Self".
I think what you're basically describing is using the contents of the Laconic Wiki as a subtitle. Which is actually a pretty good idea.
If you're suggesting that we reimplement the ptitle system (a short hash), then on behalf of common decency I'm just going to say no. The general idea is that the names of pages are pithy or descriptive, and easy to remember, so you don't have to look them up. The number of tropes are probably somewhere in the low thousands, so it's not like we could just have a drop-down menu you could select with a GUI linker. But "easy to remember" is, of course, debatable.
Now I'm curious how many tropes there actually are, since Main/ is littered with all sorts of redirects. I guess in the new system, we'll be able to actually tag them with 'trope' and be able to tell.
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I think what you're basically describing is using the contents of the Laconic Wiki as a subtitle. Which is actually a pretty good idea.
If you're suggesting that we reimplement the ptitle system (a short hash), then on behalf of common decency I'm just going to say no. The general idea is that the names of pages are pithy or descriptive, and easy to remember, so you don't have to look them up. The number of tropes are probably somewhere in the low thousands, so it's not like we could just have a drop-down menu you could select with a GUI linker. But "easy to remember" is, of course, debatable.
Now I'm curious how many tropes there actually are, since Main/ is littered with all sorts of redirects. I guess in the new system, we'll be able to actually tag them with 'trope' and be able to tell.
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