
As for the advertising of spoilers in the spoiler zone, I think it is a difference if the book is generally out or not. So maybe lets change the "spoiler warning" in some titles to an "advance review" warning?
Vivia wrote:One of my suggestions was to speak in vague and sometimes in code "the bat is in the cave" but it never caught on.I still do it, it stimulates my creativity.
Bloody Mary wrote:Generally, I don't think avoiding spoilers completely is possible, simply because people have different ideas of what is a spoiler. Sometimes, you write something that to you seems like it's obvious, or that you cannot describe the book without mentioning something, and another person finds that to be a spoiler.
That said, I think trying out labeling things as advanced review, might be a good idea. I could very be well wrong, and we may find the solution to the spoiler problem.
shadowhawk2008 wrote:You can't really hand-hold people more than that. If something is in the spoiler zone, it is fair game. People should go in expecting details and themes to be spoilered to the full.
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