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→Problems with TV Tropes
===Soapboxing===
===Soapboxing===
A non-fiction educational wiki has been shoe-horned into TV Tropes as a way for the liberal editors to criticize it.
A non-fiction educational wiki has been shoe-horned into TV Tropes as a way for the liberal editors to criticize it.
===Inconsistent use of tropes===
In certain cases, in particular with YMMV tropes, the criteria used for determining trope applicability have been deemed inconsistent, even when there was a rubric for including them. An infamous example of this is the Complete Monster trope, reserved for the worst of the worst among villains, where some villains get removed for qualifying as "lacking in heinous standard" even when said villains have been depicted as being truly evil, such as outright enjoying jobs at assassination and having zero qualms with murdering children. In addition, despite qualifying as YMMV, several entries at times get removed due to the claim that they are insulting to the characters.
====Liberal bias====
The site tends to promote several liberal biases. For instance, some of the tropes, in particular YMMV tropes, can make negative statements about President Bush, yet if a negative statement was made regarding Barack Obama, they remove it under the pretense of how it's never good to negatively comment on a President.
[[Category:Wikis]]
[[Category:Wikis]]
[[Category:Liberal Media]]
[[Category:Liberal Media]]