Help:Tropes and Genres/Template

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(Description of the trope/genre.)

==Other Definitions==
(If there are other definitions of the trope/genre, either currently or historically, include information on them here)

==History==
(Any information about the history of the trope/genre in fandom spaces, including its origins, and popularity over time)

==TROPE/GENRE in Canon==
(If the trope/genre is represented in canon or if canon depictions of the trope/genre are meaningful, describe that here)

==Terminology==
(If this trope/genre has specific terminology associated with it, include discussion of that terminology)

==Genre Boundaries==
(If the genre overlaps with other genres, or if there is meaningful context to include about the genre boundaries, discuss that here)

==Controversies==
(If there have been notable controversies involving the trope/genre, describe them here)

==Challenges & Fests==
(If there are any challenges or fests based around this trope/genre, include a list here)

==Examples in Fanworks==
(List notable fanworks containing the trope/genre; if enough types of fanwork exist, create subsections such as Vids, Cosplay, Fanart, and Fanfics)

==Meta/Further Reading==
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==References==
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[[Category:Tropes & Genres]]
([[Category:Glossary]] may be added if the name of the trope or genre is also a term in fannish vernacular, e.g. [[Gen]], [[Crack]])
(if the trope or genre falls under a more general umbrella category, include that here. E.g. [[Category:Buffyverse Tropes & Genres]], [[Category:Pregnancy and Parenting Tropes]])