| 1 | There are those who do everything in their power to avoid {{spoiler}}s and will be greatly [[spoiler:annoyed]] if they should be spoiled, and then there are ''these'' people, who are pretty much the [[spoiler:polar opposite]]. |
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| 3 | These are the type of people who not only don't mind being spoiled but will actively go out of their way to learn about a [[spoiler:book they plan to read]] or a movie or TV show they plan to watch. These are the people who most likely have a [[spoiler:tendency to peek at the end]] of the book, even before they begin reading it -- and have never listened to anyone who told them that they shouldn't. |
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| 5 | With the Internet, they might look up the [[spoiler:source]] at Website/{{Wikipedia}} or read other articles on it. If a new episode of their favorite TV show is aired earlier in another part of the world, [[spoiler:they would do]] anything they can to learn about the new episode from people in that part of the world. |
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| 7 | A word of advice to those who frequent this wiki: [[SpoilAtYourOwnRisk do NOT assume that]] [[FanMyopia everyone else is one too]], and [[Administrivia/HandlingSpoilers please make sure your edits on this wiki reflect this]]. |
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| 9 | As for those who go out of their way to purposely spoil a work [[spoiler:for others]] -- such as {{Troll}}s, {{Griefer}}s, and people with a LackOfEmpathy -- that's just plain mean. Don't be a [[spoiler: {{Jerkass}}]]. |
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