Comment by phendrenad2
10 hours ago
I'm intentionally not reading your post, but the "it's old so I can spoil it" is never an acceptable stance in a world where they keep making more people. The world doesn't begin and end with your experience.
10 hours ago
I'm intentionally not reading your post, but the "it's old so I can spoil it" is never an acceptable stance in a world where they keep making more people. The world doesn't begin and end with your experience.
Have you seen Passion of the Christ yet? Jesus dies.
https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2005/12/05/as-regards-spo...
People are allowed to discuss things they have experienced. If those people make a special allowance for others to catch up and experience something recently released, all the better.
How can people ever discuss something in public fora if spoilers have to be eternally avoided? Keep in mind, people often disagree on what even crosses the line into being a spoiler.
Not spoiling something to others is a courtesy, not an obligation. People live by their own rules.
snape kills dumbledore
sigh. this exact type of post spoiled this plot development for my kid when they were getting into reading and were only a few books in. not everyone has been around as long as you and I.