and I’d say 5 years is plenty of time. if you haven’t played and finished, then I’d assume you can take some responsibility and not click links clearly marked with the game’s title in it.
considering lemmy is so spread out and there’s many apps for it, I think post formatting is down to user preference and choice.
I’d suggest swapping to a view that will at least show titles so you don’t make the mistake of clicking on something or seeing something that’s a spoiler for you.
my point is that its on the user, not the OP. especially given the game its from.
(For the sake of this discussion, we’re talking spoilers in general, not whether a 5 year old game should be considered spoilerable)
Wait, so your solution to spoilers, is to tell everybody everywhere to stop having auto loaded images in their feed? Instead of, you know, having the OP spoiler tag their content? Wow.
and I’d say 5 years is plenty of time. if you haven’t played and finished, then I’d assume you can take some responsibility and not click links clearly marked with the game’s title in it.
Hades 2 is now out.
Most users are going to see the image directly without clicking anything.
again, the game has been out for 5 years at this point. and in early access since 2018.
do games need spoiler protection for 10 years down the line? 20?
I’m merely pointing out the flaw in what you said. No need to bring up the other arguments when I wasn’t part of them.
considering lemmy is so spread out and there’s many apps for it, I think post formatting is down to user preference and choice.
I’d suggest swapping to a view that will at least show titles so you don’t make the mistake of clicking on something or seeing something that’s a spoiler for you.
my point is that its on the user, not the OP. especially given the game its from.
(For the sake of this discussion, we’re talking spoilers in general, not whether a 5 year old game should be considered spoilerable)
Wait, so your solution to spoilers, is to tell everybody everywhere to stop having auto loaded images in their feed? Instead of, you know, having the OP spoiler tag their content? Wow.