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annoying episode 2 achievement spoilers?

ElliasEllias Banned
edited February 2014 in The Walking Dead

Now that steam has been updated and includes episode 2 achievement lists , it pretty much semi spoils the story. I'm just wondering if there's anything mods can do to block spoiler titles for threads? Since I'm kinda afraid people might spoil some of it with "LOOK @ __". Especially in comments in the future. And I'm still very active on this forum since i'm still waiting for xbox 360 official release date :\ The trailer is enough with me and I'm pretty bitchy with spoilers, especially as little as achievements.

Oh and did I mention I'm still waiting for xbox official release? Alt text

Edit: 1 dislike in literally, 1 SECOND?

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  • Blind SniperBlind Sniper Moderator
    edited February 2014

    We usually try to edit titles to avoid spoilers. and ask that users themselves avoid blatant spoilers in titles. Let us know if a post has spoilers in the title by flagging the thread.

    (Or likewise, you can also just reply to this comment so I can get a heads up in my profile feed...)

  • Dont_Look_BackDont_Look_Back

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    Blind Sniper posted: »

    We usually try to edit titles to avoid spoilers. and ask that users themselves avoid blatant spoilers in titles. Let us know if a post has s

  • Blind SniperBlind Sniper Moderator

    A very large majority of the time when a new thread asks that question, it devolves into trolling.

    It's not your fault and I'm sorry, but I considered it a good idea to nip it in the bud early.

    Dont_Look_Back posted: » [view original content]
  • Green613Green613

    lol

    Dont_Look_Back posted: » [view original content]
  • Viva-La-LeeViva-La-Lee

    .... Is closing a thread before something has happened the way you should handle things?

    That's pretty ridiculous, sorry.

    Blind Sniper posted: »

    A very large majority of the time when a new thread asks that question, it devolves into trolling. It's not your fault and I'm sorry, but I considered it a good idea to nip it in the bud early.

  • Blind SniperBlind Sniper Moderator
    edited February 2014

    I'm going off of past experience from several other threads which discussed the same thing, and turned out the same way.

    More often than not, some user starts trolling with racist jokes and the threads get too derailed.

    Viva-La-Lee posted: »

    .... Is closing a thread before something has happened the way you should handle things? That's pretty ridiculous, sorry.

  • Viva-La-LeeViva-La-Lee

    'More often than not,"

    If there was an official thread in which to send the participants of the discussion or something that is one thing, like all the Kenny threads and release date threads ect ect. I'm not sure what this persons thread was, but it doesn't matter. If nothing wrong had happened in the thread then there is no reason to close it (unless the thread itself was trolling or such, seeing the comment he/she posted and your response debunks that theory).

    I understand where you are coming from as a mod, but you closing the thread before anything went wrong is like a cop pulling over a sports car because "more often than not" sports cars speed.

    Blind Sniper posted: »

    I'm going off of past experience from several other threads which discussed the same thing, and turned out the same way. More often than not, some user starts trolling with racist jokes and the threads get too derailed.

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