Please do not post spoilers in the post title. If the body of the post contains spoilers, put a spoiler warning in the title.
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MovieChat Forums > No Time to Die (2021) Discussion > Please do not post spoilers in the post ...
There's still moderators here?
shareNo time to mod π
shareI think the problem is that the moderation here was retroactive after it was already spoiled for one person.
Maybe it would be an idea for the films currently listed as "In Theatres" to have some kind of warning popup saying "This film is currently in cinemas and therefore the board may contain spoilers. Do you wish to proceed?".
At least that would stop any potential spoiling for anyone not really thinking about it rather than having to self moderate for the next person...
That makes sense, but I've learned long ago not to read anything about a movie or even Google the title lest I want to be immediately inundated with spoiler information.
If I fully intend to see a movie, I won't click on the MC trend, as even innocent questions can be spoilers. If I'm not sure if I want to see it, I will.
Totally on the money strnrz.
Only an idiot would go on a chat and complain about people talking about what happens in that film.
Even reviews contain spoilers.
Why is this absolute shitfest treated any differently?
Maybe it would be an idea for the films currently listed as "In Theatres" to have some kind of warning popup saying "This film is currently in cinemas and therefore the board may contain spoilers. Do you wish to proceed?".
Exactly the same spoiling now happening on the Spider-Man board.
There's only ever going to be retroactive moderation on here, so they should definitely implement what I've suggested here. It would be such a minor piece of coding to automate as well - simply use the first release date associated with the film and if sysdate's within two months say, throw up the warning before hitting the page. share
If you don't want spoilers for a film that just came out why would you go to a forum where they are discussing the film? Kind of a stupid thing to do because you are almost certain to have spoilers whether intentional or not pop up in the threats. The whole ideal of a threat for a movie is to discuss the movie. Now where a warning does make sense is in threads that are about a actor or director because in that case the threat will have most likely started long before the current film was even shot.
shareIf you don't want spoilers for a film that just came out why would you go to a forum where they are discussing the film? Kind of a stupid thing to do because you are almost certain to have spoilers...
Absolutely agree.
The suggestion was just because there were some people with a sense of entitlement I guess that they should be able to come on to the film's board without being spoiled. Personally, I'd rather just trust myself not to look at it rather than rely on external factors. share
I feel like the request to not post spoilers is a spoiler itself. Cause Bond films are typically formulaic. But suddenly this one isn't.
sharewarning people not to post spoilers on a website that talks about movies is like putting a sign up telling people not to put their hand in fire.
shareThank you π
shareToo late. Millsey already did it.
shareThank you... movie was already ruined for me by viewing this board... although i am the only one to blame for that.
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