> From: Miller, Jeffrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > From: The Fool [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > People, please do *NOT* put spoilers to things in the subject > > lines to messages to the list. Put (Spoilers) in the subject > > line instead, and keep (spoilers) in the subject line while > > all offending material is still being discussed. > > > > Frex: Star Wars III... > > > > Some people would like to refrain from knowing things about > > films and books and shows until they have actually *seen* > > them and *read* them. > > Generally I tend to agree with you about spoilers - a good 30 lines of > spoiler space is appreciated by those who just can't stand to know > things about upcoming books/movies/political elections[0], but how is > someone supposed to know what a spoiler is and is not? FREX, its > bleeding obvious to most people that SWIII is going to be a dark movie - > how does a subject line like "Star Wars III To Have A Dark Ending?" > reasonably give things away? I don't 'know' that III is going to have a 'dark' ending. I don't want to know until I see it. I don't 'know' what a 'dark' ending is or what a 'dark' ending entails. > [0] Quite honestly, I don't understand the whole "I don't wanna know!" > trend..
