Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Wed July 12, 2017 1:27 pm
lowlight79 wrote:Dick picks, definitely dick picks.
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When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
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Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Thu July 13, 2017 2:26 am
Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Sun July 16, 2017 3:39 pm
Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Sun July 16, 2017 5:05 pm
2 weeks for movies is more than fair.
Tv shows I dunno. People ignore series for months cos they want to binge it then get pissy when they read something they don't want to. That's unreasonable.
Tv shows I dunno. People ignore series for months cos they want to binge it then get pissy when they read something they don't want to. That's unreasonable.
Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Sun July 16, 2017 8:33 pm
I'm with Pete on this one. I stay away from the Twin Peaks thread until I've watched the recent episode and when I post, I assume everyone else does that too.cutuphalfdead wrote:For TV, as soon it's aired.
Same for Netflix shows or other things released a season at at time.
Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Sun July 16, 2017 8:38 pm
Exactly. Nobody likes those people and everyone knows they're miserable bullies at their core. Case in point, this awful instance when Half Blood Prince was released. (Spoilers for Half Blood Prince)theplatypus wrote:Because I've seen people drop massive spoilers on social media and then act all indignant when they're called out because IT'S ALREADY AIRED. THAT'S ON YOU.
It's like they want to take every opportunity they get to be petty assholes
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Re: When is it acceptable to stop using a spoiler tag
Posted: Fri July 21, 2017 4:08 am
We've covered this elsewhere, and goddammit, chad is right.cutuphalfdead wrote:For TV, as soon it's aired.