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This is direected to mike255, blaze223 and to a lesser extent elchan. There was no need to deliberately post Olympic spoiler results. Buy BONDS 19 Aug 13, 16:03

I totally agree, I stepped away from HSX so I could enjoy the games and took about 10-15 Mil hit. I was not allowed to be thin skinned damenchipguy Aug 13, 16:22

agreed {nm} RazorHawk Aug 13, 19:05

I'm trying to respect everyone's use of these forums. However, I would just like to say that this is a public place. elchan Aug 13, 20:09

some people need to be taught manners. Its a public place but rudeness to others will not be tolerated by the community. {nm} Moviesnob Aug 13, 20:49

I've not seen any rude comments from Mike255 or blaze223, as far as I know, unless you're referring to me. I hope I haven't been rude. elchan Aug 13, 22:22

You are looking at this point the wrong way, IMO. The community is asking for no spoilers islander Aug 14, 06:46

I agree with spoiler warnings on movies and TV shows, but not live sporting events. Olympic soccer and basketball games aired live. {nm} Antibody Aug 14, 11:07

But not live to view for everyone - how is that any different than tv shows not on at the same time for everyone. {nm} JDolphin Aug 14, 14:36

How about the Academy Awards - then it's live - so then it shouldn't need spoilers (although I think people should) {nm} JDolphin Aug 14, 14:38

Olympic soccer and basketball games were aired live, not tape-delayed. If you taped the Academy Awards to watch it later, then Antibody Aug 14, 15:38

You miseed the point - the Academy Awards are NOT spoiled in the headers on this forum - people were politte. As for sports - soccer was on JDolphin Aug 14, 16:23

My point is AA didn't need spoiler warning. if you don't have the cabel channel to watch the soccer, then what's being spoiled? {nm} Antibody Aug 14, 16:47

I understand the polite courtesy, but at a certain point it becomes restrctive beyond common sense. Antibody Aug 14, 16:53

My point is - if people are politte enough not to spoil AA, why can't they be polite enough not to spoil sports {nm} JDolphin Aug 15, 00:25

The AA happens once a year, so it's not overly restrictive. Sports happen everyday, so it falls under , "restrictive beyond common sense" {nm} elchan Aug 15, 11:17

OK....let's take an example that most people know..."Romeo and Juliet" . Suppose someone posts "Juliet Commits Suicide" without a spoiler BUY BONDS 19 Aug 14, 10:27

Agree with Antibody on live sports. Also what you say works find for the top level post, but not so practical for follow up comments. elchan Aug 14, 11:43

works fine for our breaking bad conversations {nm} Moviesnob Aug 14, 11:57

Just because sports (or spoiling it) is not your thing shouldn't make you any less polite not to spoil it for others {nm} JDolphin Aug 14, 14:41

Eight years ago, OCEN2 had a huge spoiler at the end of the movie...(Spoiler) This is how it should work. Buy BONDS 19 Aug 14, 18:38

How tedious. Also, EVERYTHING becomes interpretive as to what is a spoiler and what isn't. It's utterly ridiculous. {nm} goodvibe61 Aug 18, 10:30

Fine i accept all your points totally immature on my part {nm} blaze223 Aug 14, 08:21