Ghyll:Gruff fiction - Revision history

Jcowan: Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

2005-01-30T17:05:41Z

Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

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2005-01-29T04:12:16Z

Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

Jcowan: Changed category

2004-10-30T04:48:07Z

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Morbus Iff: Standard copyediting buggery.

2004-10-30T02:18:39Z

Standard copyediting buggery.

Jcowan: Pruned intensely repetitive text, made sentences more forceful, removed non-ASCII punctuation

2004-10-30T01:52:17Z

Pruned intensely repetitive text, made sentences more forceful, removed non-ASCII punctuation

Darus Ixa: First Post

2004-10-29T21:36:52Z

First Post

Darus Ixa at 06:48, 23 October 2004

2004-10-23T06:48:50Z

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Dibbed! --[[User:Darus Ixa|Darus Ixa]] 02:48, 23 Oct 2004 (EDT)

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−	Gruff fiction is not the subversive and despicable pastime and haven of degeneracy it is often portrayed as.	+	'''Gruff fiction''' is not the subversive and despicable pastime and haven of degeneracy it is often portrayed as.

	Gruff fiction reverses what is accepted as the "normal" personality of a being (real or fictional), so that a normally positive, happy, and fun force or personality like [[Fijjit Mejora]] becomes dark, brooding and cruel. The reverse is also true: history's darkest figures, including [[Harv Gretborn]], the inventor of the dreaded [[Gravion Process]], appear in gruff fiction portraying them as far more decent than they actually were.		Gruff fiction reverses what is accepted as the "normal" personality of a being (real or fictional), so that a normally positive, happy, and fun force or personality like [[Fijjit Mejora]] becomes dark, brooding and cruel. The reverse is also true: history's darkest figures, including [[Harv Gretborn]], the inventor of the dreaded [[Gravion Process]], appear in gruff fiction portraying them as far more decent than they actually were.

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 It is also unfair to claim that all readers of gruff fiction are just as crazy as the writers.
-'''Citations:''' [[Fijjit Mejora]], [[Harv Gretborn]], [[Gravion Process]]
+'''Citations:''' [[Fijjit Mejora]], [[Gravion Process]], [[Harv Gretborn]].
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-Gruff fiction is, contrary to what many believe, not the subversive and despicable pastime it is often portrayed to be.
+Gruff fiction is not the subversive and despicable pastime and haven of degeneracy it is often portrayed as.
-At its core, gruff fiction illustrates the reversal of what is accepted to be the “normal” personality of a being (real or fictional). So, a normally positive, happy, fun force or personality like [[Fijjit Mejora]] becomes dark, brooding and cruel. The reverse is true also. Some of history’s darkest figures, such as [[Harv Gretborn]], inventor of the dreaded [[Gravion Process]], have gruff fiction stories floating around, portraying them as far more decent people than they actually were.
+Gruff fiction reverses what is accepted as the "normal" personality of a being (real or fictional), so that a normally positive, happy, and fun force or personality like [[Fijjit Mejora]] becomes dark, brooding and cruel. The reverse is also true: history's darkest figures, including [[Harv Gretborn]], the inventor of the dreaded [[Gravion Process]], appear in gruff fiction portraying them as far more decent than they actually were.
-All in all, Gruff Fiction isn't the haven of degeneracy many people make it out to be. While writers often incorporate less than savory elements in their work, that is not true about all of them. It is also an unfair assertion that all readers of gruff fiction are just as crazy as the writers.
+It is also unfair to claim that all readers of gruff fiction are just as crazy as the writers.
 '''Citations:''' [[Fijjit Mejora]], [[Harv Gretborn]], [[Gravion Process]]
 --[[User:Darus Ixa|Darus Ixa]] 17:36, 29 Oct 2004 (EDT)

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−	~~Dibbed!~~ --[[User:Darus Ixa\|Darus Ixa]] 02:48, 23 Oct 2004 (EDT)	+	Gruff fiction is, contrary to what many believe, not the subversive and despicable pastime it is often portrayed to be.
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		+	At its core, gruff fiction illustrates the reversal of what is accepted to be the “normal” personality of a being (real or fictional). So, a normally positive, happy, fun force or personality like [[Fijjit Mejora]] becomes dark, brooding and cruel. The reverse is true also. Some of history’s darkest figures, such as [[Harv Gretborn]], inventor of the dreaded [[Gravion Process]], have gruff fiction stories floating around, portraying them as far more decent people than they actually were.
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		+	All in all, Gruff Fiction isn't the haven of degeneracy many people make it out to be. While writers often incorporate less than savory elements in their work, that is not true about all of them. It is also an unfair assertion that all readers of gruff fiction are just as crazy as the writers.
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		+	'''Citations:''' [[Fijjit Mejora]], [[Harv Gretborn]], [[Gravion Process]]
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		+	--[[User:Darus Ixa\|Darus Ixa]] 17:36, 29 Oct 2004 (EDT)