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especially when I think the opposing argument makes absolutely no sense (you need 4x the length of their response to explain every angle in which the argument fails at)
In alot of previous chapters the same spoiler was posted, I think- because I remember seeing that particular spoiler way back at the very least, which reassured me a ton
And no, there isn't a way to prevent this. "Major" is spoiler. All now so I do not consider this a major spoiler, and thus, it is VERY likely he did not consider it either, or someone like you may not consider it either.
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Consequently, that deprives the usefulness of saying "x is a major spoiler, read at your own risk"
So no, it is unpreventable.
Ontop of that, as I said before, it is not someone's job to cater to your needs, in a text. Like I said before, them using a spoiler tag in all honestly is a privelage they are giving you. They're saying "yeah I could post this unwarranted, but I'm putting extra thought into the guys who care about this", and likewise it's VERY unreasonable to expect them to go an extra mile, 2 or 3.
It would be beneficial to every person? Not really. As you saw alot of the people actually enjoyed the spoiler and clarity, something they would have otherwise avoided if they felt the risk outweighed the benefit of hovering over it. Yet another reason why it shouldn't be hinted at in detail beforehand, and why asking him to do so just makes no sense.
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The risk of a spoiler tag is ALWAYS going to be the same. You can't tell over text if someone is joking, or if they're serious, or if they interpret it differently, or if they're lying, etc etc etc. It is only for self reassurance that someone would add details to their spoiler tag; in the first place it would be abnormal for an individual to fear that greatly the carelessness of a random, stranger individual who in your eyes (in all honesty) could be so incredibly hopeless the mere effort of adding a spoiler tag is wasted on him (this is not a jab at you, but an example of the ludicrousy of your situation/ideal given that type of individual)
It's not really controversial as much as it is....a bad look, I guess? This is the equivalent approach of trying to mandate those weird ass tone indicator things. Kind of excessive, very easily arguably irrelevant, and the idea that your text needs to be palatable by all audiences- for content creators and people who rely on that internet popularity for something, sure, but otherwise...? In any normal scenario?
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These things are just not needed given any other situation exempt yours, and not actually in a situation sense but in a "this specific person applies this specific criteria with this specific levels of integrity and these specific assumptions when approaching a spoiler tagged comment, then also interprets said spoiler to this level/extent/ in such a way that it's done harm to their reading experience, which I may or may not care for"
I refuse to believe you're asking the effective equivalent of "why not just never use spoiler tags" or "why not just never talk about anything that could be associated with media spoilers" lol
yeah no that's now that works, it is unreasonable to ask everyone to stop using spoilers just as much as it'd be unreasonable to ask them to go in thesis level detail about the nature and relevance of the spoiler just for the sake of some curious cat's innocence, or because someone couldn't hold their suspense
both of these are just impossible, unfair and honestly from alot of angles kinda selfish (no offense ofc) for a number of reasons
to "why not just do that" it's "why the hell should I?"
To assume it would be okay practically "just because" is the epitome of naive, it's like leaving on an old stove and thinking it'd be okay because "well it might not work"
A random spoiler tag for arbitrary reasons is a real thing, but as I explained finally, that still falls under naivete especially considering previous comments.
I'm not calling u out for clicking it or nthn, it really could have happened to anybody, but there also isn't a need to self justify because it's a completely reasonable outcome. Every time you click on a spoiler you're always running that risk, so honestly no matter what there's nothing either you or him could have done to change that outcome
-inherently it'd be unreasonable for him to assume your mindset and refrain from commenting (despite using the spoiler tags as intended), and likewise it would be impossible to ask you to avoid every single comment that utilises a spoiler tag in the slightest because of the risks it entails
I can see why someone would be upset but the dead end of it is that you tried for a gamble and lost. It wasnt really for no reason, you can't say whether or not it's major yet and the very nature of being "safe from spoilers", your underlying argument, is based off ingenuousness in not the most palatable sense
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And mind you it's not like your logic isn't exactly sound, with little discussion in the comments it can be argued that there'd be no incentive to spoil, so it's a valid criteria when assessing tags, but yeah
anyways what even is msg, I heard it was like crack cocaine and it makes chips addictive
you can't be blamin them for not going the extra mile and putting stats under it, unfortunately
not to mention im like 55% sure this isnt the first time he placed the spoiler, and ontop of that (there is no ontop of that)
cus why did she need to do that
the cute giggle just means it's less hostility and more animosity, both fellas respect each other and altho she's a tad bit pompous it's not like it's to such a severe extent it ruins the moods
this is probably the most likeable pompous chr I've seen in a while
I ilke the idea of putting an ounce of respect to the disrespect
struggle fr nthn