@rantuyetmai: > Fencedude said: > I think that after Madoka...

rantuyetmai
2011-03-17T14:36:30-04:00

Fencedude said:
I think that after Madoka ends this will cease to be a major problem.

What Fencedude said.

piespy said:
Overtagging spoilers is like the boy who cried wolf. If even the tiniest spoiler is tagged, you either have to take the <series> spoiler combo out of your blacklist or miss a lot of good pics that wouldn't be actual spoilers for you.

There are ways more pictures to be enjoyed without sight of what happened in the show (stuffs like post #870435, post #872976, post #867977 for example), I myself want to browse these even when I haven't watched the latest episode yet. The use of spoilers tag is very short-lived for each individual, they just need to blacklist "name_copyright spoilers" for a while until they watch the show. After that the blacklist is removed and again they can open any image they want, nothing is lost in the process. I don't comprehend the hate of using this tag: if you don't blacklist it, leave it alone for other people then.

Count me out for the major/minor_spoilers idea because of 2 problems:

Too subjective for tagging purpose. If we're already disagreeing on what is and what is not a spoiler, we're gonna trouble ourselves with what is a big and what is a small spoiler.

Over complicate something that each person only use for a short time. "You don't want to be spoiled, but like it so much that you want to see the fanarts? Blacklist all the spoilery posts!". "You already watched it? No blacklisting needed anymore, remove!".

Talking about Homura's case: the fact that multiple users naturally and consistently tag it as spoilers - without prior discussion - is a good indication of how people might see it. Give this some thought.