I understand that there should be a certain level of tact on this board concerning giving away important plot points and such about show. It's a nice courtesy, and I certainly try to always do it, however...
If you are planning on seeing a show that you haven't seen, don't go to this site, and write all over the place and then voluntarily read a thread about a show you haven't seen, and complain and whine "You ruined the show for me, blah blah blah."
Don't read posts about the shows if you don't wanna know what happens...simple and logical.
Haha, well, I mean, if it's in the title, then obviously don't read it if you don't wanna know.
But for instance, if you haven't seen Talk Radio let's say, and you don't wanna know what happens, guess what, when you click on a thread about Talk Radio, that's the risk you take. I'm more just sick and tired of people whining about it.
Again, sure, it prolly isn't the smartest or nicest idea to put stuff in the title, but nobody forces people to visit this site, you come here, you read it, it's your fault IMO.
Sort of like, not discussing other people's salaries....
"TheatreDiva90016 - another good reason to frequent these boards less."<<>>
“I hesitate to give this line of discussion the validation it so desperately craves by perpetuating it, but the light from logic is getting further and further away with your every successive post.” <<>>
-whatever2
Hmmm..I guess NO ONE should visit this site then, because there isn’t anybody here who has seen every single show at any given time.
Gee, I guess I'm not allowed to discuss Broadway anymore, since it’s “my fault” if I go to a Broadway site and read a spoiler that’s IN THE THREAD TITLE. I better keep all my thoughts on Broadway to myself then.
I don't, but I do think it's common courtesy to put spoilers INSIDE the thread, but know that sometimes people make honest mistakes. The only time I feel it’s wise to stay off the boards is when it’s award show time and you’re watching it on tape-delay.