Original sentence: " Essayist Linda Börzsei described TV Tropes as a technological continuum of classical archetypal literary criticisms, capable of deconstructing recurring elements in creative works in an ironic fashion.Since its establishment in 2004, the site has shifted focus from only television and film tropes to cover those in other types of media such as literature, comics, video games, advertisements and toys.The content of the site was published as free content from April 2008, and controversially changed its license over the years to one only allow noncommercial distribution of its content while continuing to host the prior submissions under the new license.The nature of the site as commentary on pop culture and fiction has attracted attention and critique from several web personalities and blogs.The site has created its own self-referencing meta-trope, known as "TV Tropes Will Ruin Your Life".The tropes warns that some readers may become jaded and cynical as an unanticipated side effect of reading TV Tropes, "[replacing] surprise almost entirely with recognition,"  referring to the inability to read books, watch films, etc
Edited sentence: " Essayist Linda Börzsei described TV Tropes as a technological continuum of classical adaptive literary criticisms, capable of deconstructing recurring elements in creative works in an ironic fashion.It warns that some readers may become jaded and cynical as an unanticipated side effect of reading TV Tropes, "[replacing] surprise almost entirely with recognition,"  referring to the inability to read books, watch films, etc.Since its establishment in 2004, the site has gone from covering only television and film tropes to also covering those in a number of other media such as literature, comics, video games, and even things such as advertisements and toys.The content was published as free content from April 2008, and changed its license over the years to one allowing noncommercial distribution.The nature of the site as commentary about pop culture and fiction has attracted attention and commentary from several web personalities and blogs.The site has even created its own self-referencing meta-trope, known as "TV Tropes Will Ruin Your Life"