SlaveMooks was one of This Tropers first pages created. It was a weak little thing with a large picture of a Flood Combat Form. Now look at it. My biggest regret is the s.

On TheOtherWiki, I started a page for Brian "Head" Welch from Korn. Others weighed in with revisions, but then about a month later (give or take), there was big news about the guy finding his faith, which others added, so that's sort-of WikiMagic.

ForHalloweenIAmGoingAsMyself began as a simple page with three examples due to the launching troper being unfamiliar with the process and not saving all the additional examples that were given. Within a few days the example list grew massively along with a picture and page quote.

The page for ''JovianChronicles'' is currently averting this; I am uncertain whether it's due to the page's relatively low visibility, or that he's one of the few people to own a copy of the game.

I noticed that the TroperTales page of Green Eggs And Ham doesn't link back to the entry itself. I added the link in a nifty (at least I like to think that) line alongside with It TastesLikeChicken. I wondered how that couldn't be a {{trope}} yet. Then I checked back later to find that the trope's page has blossomed. However, {{Wiki magic}} doesn't always work -- I created the Hungarian TheOtherWiki page for DNA by translating a section of the English one three years ago, but it hasn't expanded yet (only some names were linkified).

I created the ''SuperMarioGalaxy'' page and somebody complained about it being not notable very fast. Well, sure enough, WikiMagic doubled the amount of {{trope}}s I originally put, which was six. I can't wait to see what ''Super Mario Sunshine'' and ''Super Mario 64'' will entail once I get around to making them.

I made the page for HeelFaceMindScrew out of one example in ''Series/{{Heroes}}''. Look at it now, and you'd never guess that.

I started the page on TheEngineer after noticing that for some reason it's a pervasive character type that was not made a {{trope}}. I added maybe 3 examples, all jumbled, and a few paragraphs. Right now? 17 examples nicely indexed by medium, loads of links to other related pages, indexed to the website as a whole and even a nifty quote at the top. Thanks, guys! :-)

''ChroniclesOfTheKencyrath'': I created a small entry after having doing a lot of EntryPimp on the site, and then mentioned it on one of the mailing lists. The page rapidly became quite large and now sports quotes, a WildMassGuess section, Character Analysis, an ItJustBugsMe section, and reviews. And all for an obscure series that's released four (excellent!) books over almost two decades.

I've added a good deal of the {{trope}}s to the page for ''TransformersCybertron''.

As an editor on ThatOtherWiki, I rewrote entirely the Spanish articles for Quake III Arena and Unreal Tournament, based on their English versions. Of note is that the former article was a short stub of just three paragraphs, and the latter was deleted TWICE. Now nobody would dare to delete/denounce such articles anymore.

After I got fed up with his mother's firm belief that the Moon was a hollowed out spaceship sent by aliens to spy on earth he looked up "hollow moon" on {{Wikipedia}} and got this. One short visit to wikipedia:cleanup and the article was flooded with Wikipedia updaters. Now it looks like this.

I started the article on Wikipedia for Israel Bissell after watching Robert Wuhl's ''Assume the Position''. It was about three paragraphs long and had four or five sources. When I checked back over two years later, it had five sections, about six individual paragraphs, a timeline, popular culture references, twice as many sources, and even a picture of the message he delivered, along with an in-text reprint of it. Funnily enough, I can still see that some of his original paragraphs remain in the current revision.

This troper keeps hoping it'll happen for her wiki about the 1930s. Alas, it's just been her and the trolls.

I cannot visit TV Tropes without editing anything. Guess I'm also one of those to blame for the size of ''ChipAndDaleRescueRangers''.

I found the AdrianMole page blank, so I added a bit of information to it. Shortly after, I visited it, and it began to explode.

This UnknownTroper makes it a practice to lurk TV Tropes and edit pages, add examples, fix any glaring grammar errors, provide wicks, and create Laconic pages for any pages that need them and can be made more understandable by making a Laconic page. You're all welcome. :)

You happen to be a fan of Backseat Goodbye? I could use a goddamn lot of help with it, laconic and all. It's not up yet (only a Word file to be copy-pasta'd) but I am soooo not into archive bingeing all of his 140+ songs for tropes.

Once upon a time, I wrote three sentences about HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH on the So Bad It's Good/Fanfic page. Before long, there were examples on trope pages, dramatic readings, and then its own work page, which is steadily growing in size and, it seems, popularity. ({{Squee}}!)

This editor inadvertantly brought MegaNeko and ShotInTheAss to life.

This Troper? has a habit of taking long Wiki-walks all over [[http://www.lexicanum.com]], a Warhammer-based Other Wiki, and completely re-building broken links. And citing his sources too.

Incorrect sourcing, or more likely no sourcing at all, is pretty much the only reason ANYTHING gets taken down over there, in case nobody understands why that Troper has a taxing "hobby". Although by those standards there is a lot to take down....

I added an image onto BigDamnMovie from the series SoRandom. It had no page, but I linked to it anyway. Guess what happened.