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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6280554" data-attributes="member: 22424">Sometimes. It depends on the spoiler and it depends on the show.For the most part, I tend to avoid spoilers. If a thread indicates that it contains spoilers for a show I watch and for episodes I've not yet seen, I'll tend to avoid it. Likewise, I'm deliberately avoiding reading anything about casting or other details for the new Star Wars films (and will be avoiding reviews) until I've seen it - I want to see it as cold as possible.The big thing I don't like, is when a spoiler comes out of nowhere. There was an incident on here some years ago when someone dropped a big 24 spoiler into a tangentially-related thread in the 2-day gap between the US and UK screenings, which really wasn't cool.And I would have thought that, since people know it does bother others, common courtesy would suggest they react accordingly - use the sblock and spoiler tags to conceal the spoilers, or mark the thread itself to indicate that there are spoilers. That way, people who want spoilers can seek them out, people who want to avoid spoilers can do so - everyone wins.(And yes, I agree that there should be a reasonable time-limit to this. Complaining about 24 during the screening gap is one thing; complaining about it now would be quite another.)</blockquote>