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Okay, the new season of Buffy is coming up, quite soon, so I thought I'd throw down a wee post about the protocol for Buffy on this site. I realize the lifers have been over it a thousand times, but since we do have new members, I'd like to just put out the memo as a pre-emptive strike against the having of hissy-fits.
Spoilers, cross-Atlantic fans, and general manners.
Point the first:
If you are posting something about a season seven episode, please put a spoiler warning at the begining of your post with either the air date or the name of the ep at the top. This may prove unneccessary in threads which specifically say "Spoilers" in the title, but if you're in any doubt, just go ahead and put one.
Point the second:
This may seem terribly obvious, but humor me. If a thread title says, NO SPOILERS, don't post spoilers there. At all. These threads are largely for people who are a season behind, and who would like to enjoy the surprises as they come. They really, truly, don't want to know. So don't tell them.
Point the third:
Another one which might seem obvious, but again. If you aren't up to date on the episodes, and you don't want to have episodes spoiled for you, don't read the posts/threads that say "spoilers" at the top.
Starting Buffy threads
There's a metric ton of Buffy threads floating about in this forum. No, seriously, go type 'Buffy' into the search box if you don't believe me. So before you go starting a new Buffy thread, please, check around the pre-existing ones to see if your new thread idea has already been covered, and if it has, please post in this pre-existing thread.
That's pretty much it, but please, especially on the spoiler thing, don't spoil, don't read spoilers if you don't want to, and everything will be super. Unless season seven sucks. Here's hoping. |
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