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I get the general idea of the movement, it\'s well meaning and if nothing else forces people to not simply go \
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I get the general idea of the movement, it\\\'s well meaning and if nothing else forces people to not simply go \\\"[[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: At the end of Season 2\\\", for instance.
However, one thing that really confuses me is in the instance of a major twist. We have a character, let\\\'s say Bob for argument\\\'s sake, who towards the end of the work is revealed to be the real BigBad in place of someone else, a werewolf and a serial killer. The last of those you could probably get away with leaving unspoiled, but the second\\\'s a little more difficult. Or in the case of the first, borderline downright impossible. The manner of his death ([[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice impalement]]), and the fact that he dies can be left unspoiled, that much is easy-ish enough as long as the specific circumstances are not- i.e. I can mention that Bob is impaled without immediately spoiling it being fatal. The reason I ask is because I\\\'m drafting an entry for a fanfic and have a similar situation to this. What do I do? Thanks for helping out a policy noob, much appreciated.
However, one thing that really confuses me is in the instance of a major twist. We have a character, let\\\'s say Bob for argument\\\'s sake, who towards the end of the work is revealed to be the real BigBad in place of someone else, a werewolf and a serial killer. The last of those you could probably get away with leaving unspoiled, but the second\\\'s a little more difficult. Or in the case of the first, borderline downright impossible. The manner of his death ([[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice impalement]]), and the fact that he dies can be left unspoiled, that much is easy-ish enough as long as the specific circumstances are not- i.e. I can mention that Bob is impaled without immediately spoiling it being fatal. The reason I ask is because I\\\'m drafting an entry for a fanfic and have a similar situation to this. What do I do? Thanks for helping out a policy noob, much appreciated.
