Topics ranged from how much everybody loves Doctor Who, how much everybody hates Twilight, long "philosophising" about mindfucked animu such as Evangelion or Madoka as if Nietzsche wrote them, arguments and whining over every little change to the site, and pretentious analysis of tropes and storytelling conventions.
It was also frequently mocked for its childish attempts at meta-humor and lack of quality control. The site was characterized by its high saturation of pretentious liberal arts wannabes, basement dwellers, aspies, weeaboos, wannabe elitist pop culture sophisticates, "snarky" dumbfucks who substitute sarcasm for personality, hidden pockets of That Guy With The Glasses fanwhoring, and trolls milking them all for the lulz. Before it became Politically Correct(tm), it was much closer in spirit to 4chan due to the average member's preference towards being an in-jokey social networking service and constant in-fighting due to allowing any and every fandom to run buck wild on the wiki. As a result, just as how deviantART breeds hack artists, FanFiction.Net breeds hack writers, and Stormfront/ pol breeds hack Political Scientists, TV Tropes is a school for hack English majors and/or literary analysts who think that indexing something is the same thing as understanding it. Being a site that attempts to neatly sort art and storytelling into rigidly defined categories, it has naturally attracted a massive amount of spergdroids whose only aim in life is to catalog useless shit that no one else cares about.
#Nightmare teacher tv tropes free#
It is something akin to Free Online Liberal Arts College but with 20% more aspergers.
TV Tropes is a wiki devoted to discussion of tropes, plot devices, literature, trends and entertainment media.
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