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Yesterday, a discussion about race results in thread titles became quite heated, so I decided to lock the thread.

Personally, spoilers donโ€™t bother me. If I can't watch a race live, I stay off my phone entirely until Iโ€™ve caught up. Since results are everywhere: TV, radio, and all over social media, avoiding them is usually up to the individual.

The current spoiler rule was originally implemented by three moderators (myself included) as the community grew. However, I am now the only active mod left, and I don't want to be the sole person deciding whether to change this policy. Even if we change the rule, there's always a chance someone will post a result in their excitement, and I won't always be available to remove it immediately.

Iโ€™ve created a poll to let the community decide. It will remain open until this Thursday:

https://strawpoll.com/bVg8BLRQ3yY

PS: I understand that disagreements can get intense, but please keep the conversation respectful. Thereโ€™s enough negativity in the world already, let's keep this community a positive place.

Edit: the results are in!

Rule number 3 will not be adjusted. Thanks for voting everyone!

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[โ€“] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 1 points 2 months ago

I still don't get it, but maybe that's just me being autistic. I'm presenting both the argument and my opinion. I see it like this:

  • Argument 1: We should NOT allow post titles to spoil race winners, as this might make life a little easier for those who want to watch races but can't always catch them live. They might be able to use Lemmy as usual during a race weekend without having the race spoiled for them, or without needing to unsubscribe to and/or block the F1 sub and/or some of its frequent posters.
  • Argument 2: We should ALLOW post titles that spoil race winners, as this might be more convenient for people who want to know who wins but don't want to watch races. This way they can see it right in the post list and won't even have to click to find out. This rule will also make life easier for moderators.

My opinion is that avoiding spoilers in titles is the favourable approach, but I see validity in the moderation argument especially.

I don't see how any of this is directly transposable to helmets or whatever. That's a completely different sets of arguments, completely unrelated to the spoiling of race winners.