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What do you guys consider spoilers when you're watching something new or playing something new? Because I swear I must have a different definition or something. I'll say something super super vague to avoid spoilers and a friend will still be like " Hey don't spoil me!" and I'm like " But... I didnt?"

It varies. Some people want to go in completely fresh to something new. Others simply don't want to know the specifics of who killed dumbledore, or who's luke's father.

I'd consider major plot details or the twist at the end a spoiler.

But I know what you mean, I've known people who freak out at trailers because they think they're spoilers, or flip their shit because someone mentioned that character X was in the next installment of the series where character X is the main character as though it wasn't already completely obvious that they were going to be in it.

People are weird.

it depends on what you put and where you put it. if you're on plurk or something, just put X SPOILERS in the top level and talk about it in the plurk. that way your ass is covered. making anything top level is a guarantee to piss someone off, because some people, like another anon mentioned, prefer to go in as clean as possible. others don't mind vagueries, but hate specifics. if it's in something like this, don't top level something with a spoiler. make an empty header for the subject, then a subheader with SPOILER in the subject box. that gives people a chance to avoid it. it's generally just a good idea to err on the side of caution, since people vary on what they like and even how they deal with spoilers. they might be fine with vagueries on one thing, but want nothing on another.

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