John, And there is the issue. Spoliers aren't just important plot details. A spoiler can be anything that happens in a new book (movie, video game, etc) both significant and insignificant. In this case, the information may not be as vital as, for the sake of discussion, the death of a character, it is still something that takes place somewhere in the new book. I just started the A Crown Imperiled yesterday and am only up to page 38. As a result of this thread, I now know something that happens in the book. It's a small detail but a detail nonetheless. If your initial email in this thread had a spoiler alert, I'd've skipped it and the entire thread entirely.
Robert -- "Robert's Law of Negative Accomplishment: the more nothing you try to do, the less nothing you'll get done." - Robert Meyers On Mar 29, 2012, at 12:38 PM, John Buttimer wrote: > My question wasn't a spoiler. I gave you no vital information beyond what was > previously know from past books. How is that considered a spoiler? A spoiler > is telling you so and so kills such and such or this guy does that. I asked > why pug got told his own history like he didn't do it. > > Sent from my iPhone >
