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In reply to the discussion: So a message here in GD was hidden because of a spoiler [View all]KamaAina
(78,249 posts)33. Um, no.
Here's my approach:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=834402
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if you don't want to know the score, avoid the places that might report the score
NightWatcher
Jun 2014
#10
there's lots of rude assholes, if you really are trying to avoid something, try harder
NightWatcher
Jun 2014
#40
Or insist that people post spoiler warnings and they can't participate if they don't
kcr
Jun 2014
#41
staying off the internet or sites where it might be spoiled takes zero seconds
NightWatcher
Jun 2014
#43
Right. And if someone encounters rudeness in RL, it's their fault for not being a recluse
kcr
Jun 2014
#47
The so called spoiler alert by NBC was put in place by the IOC SPOILER ALERT
nadinbrzezinski
Jun 2014
#61
I won't argue about shitty alerts in general. I think there are a lot of people on DU who pull that
kcr
Jun 2014
#88
I am sorry, but given we have been posting here as goals happen well before this world cup
nadinbrzezinski
Jun 2014
#98
Yes, it's rude for life and time to march on without stopping to consider your feelings. nt
TeamPooka
Jun 2014
#86
It is not rude to share breaking news after the major services break them.
nadinbrzezinski
Jun 2014
#113
No, I'll point out that deliberately disseminating that info knowing that it spoils it is rude.
kcr
Jun 2014
#118
I don't read LBN for that reason if I don't want to know the outcome of a world cup match.
zappaman
Jun 2014
#5
LBN requires faithful use of source headline, so spoilers there are unavoidable
pinboy3niner
Jun 2014
#11
Darn you! I haven't checked my inbox for the jury results yet, and now you've
petronius
Jun 2014
#12
While it's hard to enforce, I've often seen more respect for hiding spoilers in GD, and people who
Brickbat
Jun 2014
#19
That one has "spoiler alert" in the title, so people who don't want to know won't open it.
Brickbat
Jun 2014
#29
People who don't want live events "spoiled" should get the fuck off the internet, full stop
Spider Jerusalem
Jun 2014
#38
What, you couldn't demand that your neighbors not fire off spoiler fireworks?
pinboy3niner
Jun 2014
#48
I learned the joys watching it with my dad (spoiler alert, we are talking socccer)
nadinbrzezinski
Jun 2014
#115
John Cusak, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet, et. al were Malcolm Rivers' dissociated personalities...
opiate69
Jun 2014
#83
Of all the threads I've posted over the years, this has become the most successful.
KamaAina
Jun 2014
#74