This is the thread to report all violations of the site's spoiler policy in, as well as a place to coordinate cleanup of those articles.
- Decisions about spoilers on particular pages (e.g. whether a page should be Spoilers Off) have their own thread
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Edited by Mrph1 on Oct 18th 2025 at 11:06:42 AM
Same happened with WandaVision and The Mandalorian.
In other news Creator.Wilhelm Busch has several spoiler tags above the line.
This is more a general case, but I notice a trend of certain editors adding unrelated spoilers to examples, as in "Character spoiler thing about them that haves nothing to do with this trope is an example of this trope". (for a non-generic case: since Boruto came out a lot of mentions of Hinata on the site have been changed to "Naruto's future wife Hinata")
Should we do a separate cleanup for such things in the short term section?
Do we allow image page quotes to have full spoiler tagged in them? Because I found one in Tearjerker page of DragonBall Super.
"Now it's starting to feel like a game!"Ok, I'll go to Caption Discussion/Repair Thread forum.
Edited by Bubblepig on Aug 16th 2021 at 1:47:43 AM
"Now it's starting to feel like a game!"Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time haves an issue. The fact that late in the show the lead characters (plus some others) from the earlier series show up is sometimes hidden under spoiler tags and unmarked in other examples. I personally think it's not necessary to spoil their presence, since it's the most known thing about the season even to those who haven't watched it.
Does Famous Last Words really need any more spoiler tags? It's now On-Page Examples Only.
Edited by Albert3105 on Aug 30th 2021 at 6:45:36 AM
Counterpoint; it's JFF and the spoiler tagging might be part of the game.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallMutatis Mutandis has spoilers in the work page description above the line.
Sure, it could be one, but as it currently stands, it isn't.
Suddenly I'm... still rotating Fallen London in my mind even though I've stopped actively playing it.Alt Text has a self-demonstrating spoiler tag above the Examples line, but given the nature of the self-demonstration, I think it's okay.
It encouraging tropers to use spoiler tags as alt text is another problem entirely.
2025: the year it all ends?![]()
All I'm saying is, it's silly to worry about spoiler tags on a JFF page. Let's just call it a game and let it be.
I'm not sure exactly where to take this, but the image for Early-Bird Cameo spoils a massive plot twist in Wreck-It Ralph.
2025: the year it all ends?That's not a spoiler, that's Foreshadowing. It's in the film before the plot twist is revealed.
Suddenly I'm... still rotating Fallen London in my mind even though I've stopped actively playing it.Right. It's one of those things where people who haven't seen the movie won't get it, and people who have seen it won't be spoiled.
Spoilers only really work for, like, long-runners.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallYes, it is one of those things that people will pick up on rewatches.
Also, since this is a movie, it would be considered a Freeze-Frame Bonus.
Hope shines brightest in the darkest timesThe Complete Monster entries in YMMV.Criminal Case are almost 100% spoiler tagged.
Berserk Button: misusing Nightmare Fuel
I don't think almost fully-spoilered examples are forbidden. The problem is when literally everything is hidden, including the trope name. These examples look very good, actually, because there's an indicator of the season and sometimes episode where the spoiler happens, which I think is the best way to handle spoilers.

The Trivia and YMMV pages for Loki (2021) had all spoilers opened, adding instead a disclaimer that all spoilers are visible. Is this fine?
Ultimate Secret Wars