Anyone walking into a discussion thread without first consuming the content deserves what they get.
No spoilers in the subject lines, obviously, thread should be fair game.
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Anyone walking into a discussion thread without first consuming the content deserves what they get.
No spoilers in the subject lines, obviously, thread should be fair game.
This is 100% where I'm at. I don't understand the purpose of a discussion thread, if not to discuss the things that happened in the episode.
Maybe a pre-episode thread for speculation. But in any post-episode threads, spoilers should be expected.
I think spoilers in discussion threads kind of comes with the territory of entering a discussion thread, but all of the 3 options make sense. I'd probably lean towards 3.
I agree with this. If it's a discussion thread for an episode, then we should expect spoilers for that episodes and the episodes leading up to it. I guess the grey area is spoilers for other series/movies that are not directly referenced by the current movie/series being discussed.
I would rather entirely separate threads for spoilers/non spoilers.
I agree with this
I guess this is more of a side question, for threads like this one https://lemmy.world/post/1305917 I was wondering if maybe we should mark it NSFW (since we don't currently have a mark as spoiler checkbox) so that apps can blur it or hide it depending on user settings? I personally prefer avoiding any on-set pictures but the thumbnail of that post just showed the pic
I think this is a good idea and hopefully the Lemmy devs will add a mark as spoiler function soon. Unfortunately at this point it's up to the OP to mark as NSFW. It doesn't look like I have the ability to mark it after it's posted so my only option is to remove the post. We could add it in the rules, but I feel like most of the time people will forget and it will just lead to a lot of removed posts and people being upset that their posts got removed. @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected], any thoughts?
For sure. Until we get a better option to mark spoilers this can work
Yeah, I agree, request OP mark it NSFW just to block the thumbnail and if they don't comply within a reasonable time frame remove the post if it contains spoilers in the thumbnail image
This sounds like a plan to me
I think rather than removing right away, we can ask OP to mark it NSFW, and if not updated within a certain amount of time we can consider removing the post
That is a good workaround for now. I sent you a DM btw, when you get a chance.
Responded. Sorry, the app I was using doesn't show DMs apparently