News. Topic Titles, should spoilers be allowed in the title?

[Guest]

anyone who selects "i dont watch mma".... WTF!!!

[ADozenArrows]

Get off the internet until you've seen the event.

[dushira]

The right answer is always : Hi Invictus

[anderson007]

To be honest I wouldn't be coming near an MMA forum if I hadn't seen the event and didn't want to know the results. Same way that if I have recorded the football I don't go anywhere near the pub. It's the same concept

[jeepis]

To be honest I wouldn't be coming near an MMA forum if I hadn't seen the event and didn't want to know the results. Same way that if I have recorded the football I don't go anywhere near the pub. It's the same concept

 

Well, not really, since this forum is also related to the game. Maybe someone wanted to go and talk smack in the smack talk threads and hadn't seen the event yet.

[KenwyneRyans]

Lol. Hi Invictus=Win!

[Guest]

Get off the internet until you've seen the event.

 

That is what i usually do, i managed to come on here this morning without seeing Strikeforce though just coz i know not to look at the top of the page since it is MMA chat/MMA News

[Guest]

I go to a few sites where it is against the rules to post spoilers within 48/72 hours after an event.

 

some people dont get to see the fights till a week or more later. I usually watch them live, like i did this last strikeforce event.

 

the point of this is not for you to share how you go about it, or how you think others should hide in a cave to avoid a spoiler. the point IS that it is very simple to not put the spoiler in the TITLE of your post. if you just put *spoilers* in you post, then people can still visit the site normally and avoid ruining an event.