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  1. Ian Kothe Ian Kothe

    Right... so last season finale I posted spoilers in my group where all the people IN REAL LIFE (Ik3, knowing 130 people IRL, hard to believe). Doubtful they'd have reported me. In response I was yelled at by people NOT in my group, people I don't even know at all. Which leads me to believe that all comments made anywhere on the site are made public during and 48 hours after a new episode. 1. Isn't that kind of a breach in privacy? 2. Wouldn't it be easier to handle individual cases of spoiling the episode and leave the groups that just don't care about spoilers alone?

    Friday, 30-Nov-12 23:24:34 UTC from web
    1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

      @shadowflame The site puts everything on the public timeline. That's just how it works, sorry. Plus is a thing now, though, so there are spoiler tags to keep people from throwing fits about the whole deal at least.

      Friday, 30-Nov-12 23:28:52 UTC from web