*tiny impotent fist of rage*

[trinityofone]

OMG, if I see this:

New information about Sheppard's father!

(Cut for Season 3 spoilers)*

one more time, I may scream. (Quietly. Well, I'll glare at the screen.) That's a spoiler, people, for the love of tiny monkeys!**

I mean, I know I'm anal about this, but I really, really didn't want to know that--that that topic was even going to be addressed next season. I like my little bubble, and I like to be surprised. So please, err on the side of caution!

*goes back to contemplating AU academic porn*


*Totally fake spoiler
**TM siriaeve

Comments

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

*headdesk* Okay, now I see your point, too. That's the problem with this debate: both sides are right, in their own way.

I mean, I know that as a reader, there are certain things I want to be warned for. As a writer, I don't want to give away major plot points of my story. I wish there were an easier way for people to do what amireal and I are going to do for our upcoming epic: have a note that says, "Need more specific warnings? Click here" and then have a separate page that is warning-a-licious.

I still think everyone should use their best judgment when posting warnings, and then--if even one person has a problem--do the courteous thing and post a correction. (Well, unless that person's being crazy and asking for, say, a warning for cucumbers. But again, best judgment.) And...and we can all be polite and friendly and frolic through a field of tulips!

*sigh*

Anyway, yeah, I don't think this argument's ever going to end, but I'm sorry if either of you was hurt.