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It wasn't even the fandom I asked about, but I completely agree about the greatness of Nick/Warrick and the inexplicable popularity of Nick/Greg. On my more cynical days, I suspect that the latter is more popular because Greg is white. *sigh*
I know they were explicitly set up as father/daughter
I can see how the show was trying for that, but that's not how their dynamic reads to me at all. For one thing, they're not that far apart in age--I don't think he could be more than ten years older than her and probably less. And considering we see a romance between the Middleman and Lacey, who if anything reads as younger than Wendy, the age difference clearly isn't in itself an impediment. Plus, the way they relate is just . . . sibling-y, not father/daughter-y. I don't ship them at all, but I don't see the parental thing.