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0: Safe
1: No plant-based diet bullshit or promotion of plant-based capitalism.
2: No omni apologists or carnists.
3: No advocating violence to any species for any reason.
4: Use Content Warnings and NSFW tags for triggering content.

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Anyway, we have differing opinions and that's ok. Like I said, even out of context some people don't like seeing these kinds of things because it reveals plot points. And this is the comic books subreddit, which is an entire medium and is a very broad topic, so I don't think anyone should have to avoid it completely to not see spoilers for certain films. What I'm saying is, I don't think it's the same as me going on the Gotham subreddit the night the finale airs and complaining that I'm a few episodes behind. I'm also not asking anyone to stop from posting, but to simply spoiler tag titles if it gives plot details away, which is definitely common internet etiquette. And I didn't so much as have a problem with the stuff that's been posted, but I do think some stuff should definitely be tagged. For example, if Ben Affleck were to be be seen by a crew member and photographed on the Suicide Squad set in his his Batman outfit and someone posted this without any warning in the title, I'd be a bit peeved. Again, there wouldn't be much context, but if this wasn't information officially made public to the fans by the people behind movie itself, to some knowing that Batman is randomly going to show up WOULD be spoiling something they didn't want to know. Not trying to stop content from being shared, just get it tagged if there's a good amount of people that think it should be.
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