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I still have no clue what 'verse treatment' is. I'm not even calling it that.SomebodyData said:@Matt well he's saying verse treatment rather than intent. I believe he's trying to seperate it from intent by suggesting its a commonly established in-verse rule (hence calling it verse treatment), but I have never seen that to be the case which is why I just called it intent before.
You replied without fully knowing everything he said?SomebodyData said:@Schnee it hasn't gotten that bad. EDIT: NVM, reread what Dargoo said.
Honestly, it could be feasible for whatever verses we catalog here.Andytrenom said:What I'm really curious about is how one would even go about proving something like "most of fiction does this" or "most of fiction doesn't do this" I doubt anyone would be bothering to research things like this that actual statistical evidence would exist
Of the 103 comments on this thread thusfar, I count less than 10 talking about PMMM, and 1 that isn't a back-and-forth about why we should stop discussing PMMM.DarkDragonMedeus said:And it later seemed to turn into a PMMM thread.
That I at least agree with, although not with much optimism.DarkDragonMedeus said:I believe we won't be changing our standards from what they are now anytime soon.