In the future I will mark all new episode memes. For some reason I thought the rule was about being a spoiler, not just being an image from the episode.
It’s definitely a grey area kind of rule, and this could go either way. It’s technically a spoiler (minor one), but doesn’t really reveal any story plots. I don’t really mind either way.
Fun “Spoiler alert” story:
I worked as a projectionist at a theater when Titanic came out. There was a snarky high school kid who was taking tickets and would tell people: “Spoiler alert: the boat sinks”
Most people laughed, but one lady had to formally complain. Apparently she didn’t know much about the Titanic.
![[Minor SF:A ep3 spoiler] My guess on how the next century of warfare will go:](https://media.piefed.social/posts/en/7L/en7LGp6ZuvAhpPl.png){kind=link}
Hey I specifically posted a non spoiler-y image but if you want me to mark it as such I can.
I get ya, but rules and all.
We, as Trekkies, are a semantic bunch.
In the future I will mark all new episode memes. For some reason I thought the rule was about being a spoiler, not just being an image from the episode.
It’s content from a new episode, innocuous though it may be.
I’m not bothered by it, personally, just the guy asked to help out.
No worries. It’s no thing at all to mark it as such. I was just confused on the rule is all.
It’s definitely a grey area kind of rule, and this could go either way. It’s technically a spoiler (minor one), but doesn’t really reveal any story plots. I don’t really mind either way.
Fun “Spoiler alert” story:
I worked as a projectionist at a theater when Titanic came out. There was a snarky high school kid who was taking tickets and would tell people: “Spoiler alert: the boat sinks”
Most people laughed, but one lady had to formally complain. Apparently she didn’t know much about the Titanic.
Spock kills Dumbledore.
Nooooo!