Some have requested that the spoiler rule is removed or modified in some way. Here we can debate the importance of the spoiler rule and hopefully come to a conclusion on it.
Here is the rule as it stands:
Spoiling a TV show or film within 3 days of the release of said episode or film without [spoiler][/spoiler] tags will result in a forum, chat and lobby suspension.
please don't take disciplinary actions against people that spoil films/shows/etc. just delete their posts and move on. the social stigma is enough of a punishment.
but in true to discussion if there is a time for being able to release spoilers such as a few days after airing, dont you think more people would be incline to spoil just to stick it to the man
Also I'd like to know why episodes or movies are considered above books and video games. So it's ok to spoil books and video games but not episodes or movies?
you know the thing is sometimes people like arguing about a show or something and they cant even do that. unless the rule is only for cases where its someone getting out of their way to intentionally spoil someone, the rule is dumb.
its 2016, most of us have had social media for at least 5 years or more, at this point you need to know not to check social medias if you dont want to be spoiled, as well as games in which, you know, people talk
[SERIOUS] Debate on Spoiler rule
