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1. Dominic Fandrey deadname

   @widget That's just plain wrong.

   Tuesday, 26-Mar-13 00:44:45 UTC from web
   • Dominic Fandrey Extreme Metal Bronies , deadname

     @widget Why are !extrememetalbronies treated like a spoiler tag? It breaks my tags!

     Sunday, 24-Mar-13 20:12:31 UTC in context
   • Dominic Fandrey

     @kamikaze That's not it. Is it the #SilentNight tag?

     Sunday, 24-Mar-13 20:13:20 UTC in context
   • Dominic Fandrey deadname

     @kamikaze @widget Turned out it's the SilentNight tag. What's wrong with SilentNight?

     Sunday, 24-Mar-13 20:14:34 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget why does that trigger it

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:23:52 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget I never liked when sites try to apply autocorrect to word triggers. I could see checking for spoiler(s)?, but... eh.

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:26:31 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget More importantly, why does it trigger on finding it anywhere in the string instead of needing to be the entire string?

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:27:34 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget Forgetting to tag spoilers isn't solved by autohiding any tag that even comes close to the word. That only makes more false positives.

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:30:33 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget ...What?

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:34:22 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget I had just been tweaking the navbar. I nitpick design things all at once. The next day I tweaked the mobile theme, too.

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 20:41:01 UTC in context
   • Dominic Fandrey deadname

     @widget Not getting it. Neither is my dictionary.

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 22:50:34 UTC in context
   • Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

     @kamikaze The spoiler system uses a regex to match tags containing certain strings of characters. #sile is probably a false positive from an incorrectly tweaked search. (It starts with an S and has ile in that order, the same as the word "spoiler".)

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 22:54:27 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget What's the exact regex?

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 22:56:42 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) deadname

     @widget What about p?sp?[oi]+le?re? instead? Maybe? I dunno.

     Monday, 25-Mar-13 23:21:45 UTC in context