[ SECRET POST #2860 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2860 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 062 secrets from Secret Submission Post #409.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

Really?

I feel like people are usually pretty careful about spoilers for shit day of air, wherever it's aired. Like, people usually hide behind a spoiler warning post if they want to talk about something the day after it came out. If you're talking about something that was released months later or whatever, I think that's kind of different than something that aired like 5 hours before anon made their post, even in its native country.

I don't think it was a big deal either way, but it was a little rude.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

I have seen people discussing spoilers here after less than 24 hours without using warnings tho.

Overall the fandom for American series and movies is extremely rude to anyone who doesn't watch the new stuff as soon as it's available for them and the thing is, some things are only aired months after in other country and acknowledging watching it illegally is a sure way to get dogpiled around here.

If they don't show some courtesy using the magical word SPOILERS before talking about relatively recent and important plot twists, then I don't think they have any right to complaining about spoilers.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

If they were talking about shit w/o spoiler warnings in general comments within 24 hours of airing, that was wrong of them to do, and against what the general norms of the community are. It doesn't justify anyone else spoiling vindictively.

Neither does a situation where people are talking about things w/o warnings months after their initial release but before they're released in certain markets - because they're fundamentally dissimilar situations. This is a spoiler warning for something released today. Shit, there's probably a non-trivial number of fans in the original market who hadn't watched it when the post was made.

Like, I'm sorry if other people have been dicks in the past. I feel comfortable taking a universal anti-dick attitude. Being a dick is a bad thing and people shouldn't do it. That is my position.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

If there are a large number of postings with unmarked spoilers in a community then obviously avoiding spoilers is not outwith the community norms. Unless you are going to pull the "all anons are the same anon" crap, which is prima facie bullshit.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

Where are these large number of posts? Most of the discussions in GC that I've seen have taken place under a post that warns for spoilers. And when spoilers are not warned for, it usually seems to be by people who are purposely being dicks and trying to prove some sort of point.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

That's not necessarily the case at all. If people are posting unmarked spoilers for Casablanca, that does not indicate that posting unmarked spoilers for the episode of Happy Happy Fun Time Adventure that aired an hour ago is within community norms. Or to give another hypothetical example, if people are posting unmarked spoilers and being heavily criticized for it, that would be another indicator that it is outside of community norms.

If non-controversial recent spoilers are roaming free and wild across the comm, then yes, obviously that would be evidence that it's within community norms. That has not been my experience at all.

Re: That's a fucking big spoiler.

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone here fucking loves using tu quoque, holy shit.