Spoiler issues.

[Robstar]

-Titles containing spoilers
-Giving away spoilers on real time when others can't watch it and have to wait.

These are the issues.

I do suggest not being around the forums when you can't watch the show. You like I said, the internet develops at such a speed....it is impossible to contain it for a long time.

Oh totally. But it's us that have to deal with the bitches, right?

[Destruction]

Surely a common sense approach is best. Don't title a thread "OMG Cena turned heel on RAW" title it "I can't believe what happened on Raw last night" That way anyone who hasn't seen it live can choose not to click on the thread. When the spoiler is right there in the title it's not on. I'd say a day or two is reasonable for anyone to catch up if they're that bothered about spoilers but here in the UK I can wake up some Tuesdays to find the whole of Raw mapped out in thread titles.

The most logical thing said in this thread. Not everyone is fortunate to have access to watch wrestling live in their evening. Here it's on a 1am, and say I want to go to the eFedding section before I go to school, I have to the main forum page - where the most recent spoiler heading is posted to get there.

Like Rob said, it's about showing respect to others.

[5 Finger Death Punch]

Why post, release, read spoilers at all!? What ever happened to the element of surprise? Remember the days we used to tune in hoping for a surprise? We didn't tune in because the internet said OMG-Brock Lesnar...we tuned in looking for a continued reason to tune in.

Wrestling used to shock us, surprise us with out of the blue returns, face and heel turns...new guys coming in without vignettes(just come in and kick @ss). Today you know when a contract is up, when and where they sign...new feuds, etc. No element of surprise.

I remember as a kid riding my BMX to 7/11 to buy a pack of Baseball cards, looking at them one by one, looking to see who I got(surprise)...when I guess I coulda bought the entire collection at once and placed them on a shelf.

If I read a "Spoiler"...why watch it...I have already shelved it!?