Can we not do spoiler boxes once the digital edition drops anymore?
Can we not do spoiler boxes once the digital edition drops anymore?
Yeah the mods, Told us to wait last week. Nobody said anything when it was Age of X-man or disassembled but people whine even about spoiler tags they could avoid for Hox and Pox and since a "big story" it looks the mods are enforcing the rule. But since I started post back here in the preview threads I have seen digital edition spoilers post with spoiler tags consistently post in those threads until official thread discussion threads could be posted. But hey rules are rules
One guy's take...
I am completely fine with a "No Spoilers Until The Issues Discussion Thread..." suggestion for the sister titles.
The quality of the work has been high enough that I don't want anyone accidentally getting hit with spoilers that are flying all over. Which had almost happen in at least one instance I recall. Just discuss it in a thread for the issue that someone can easily avoid for a couple of days.
That is the rules,To prevent someone who doesn't have the book yet from being spoiled. People still pick up books from a store. It is cleanest solution to avoid spoilers even though it is a little annoying for some people but either you tell a group of people hey don't come to forum because you are going to be spoiled before you get a book or you tell someone don't come to this specific forum to talk about the books early. I thought the spoiler tag system worked as work around for both groups but a larger amount of people aren't getting books this early or using the forums this early. So the most people possible are served by the rule being in place.
Last edited by Killerbee911; 08-28-2019 at 04:16 AM.
Some people here seem to get to read issues on the Tuesday before release as well. Y'all need to chill.
Also it was a nice action oriented issue. Larraz is on fire! Thank God next week is another HoX issue.
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As suspected, we know now for sure why Emma looked pissed