Just make a note that you don't want your work being mentioned in the wiki, and leave quietly beyond that. You might repost the ranty letter here with a sticky, or on your website, though, but that's as far as it needs to go.
I do agree that, eventually, all advertisement becomes what amounts to a noose around the neck of a publication. I remember when Gamespot overreacted to a threat to their advertising... and destroyed most if not all of their reputation as a result of the actions taken to preserve the income.
On the other note, I'm glad that I never really used links to TV Tropes myself for things I've written. I've used it as amusement, and recognized its value as a reference, but the indications that they've become so reactive to threats to, and so dependent on, a revenue stream that can and will cause it to self-censor, means I can't consider it reliable enough for either purpose.
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"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor
I do agree that, eventually, all advertisement becomes what amounts to a noose around the neck of a publication. I remember when Gamespot overreacted to a threat to their advertising... and destroyed most if not all of their reputation as a result of the actions taken to preserve the income.
On the other note, I'm glad that I never really used links to TV Tropes myself for things I've written. I've used it as amusement, and recognized its value as a reference, but the indications that they've become so reactive to threats to, and so dependent on, a revenue stream that can and will cause it to self-censor, means I can't consider it reliable enough for either purpose.
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"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor