Consider Firefox.  They have a built-in spell checker!

LOL...   I use Firefox...  And didn't know that...   Even an old geek can learn new tricks.

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Well, I was going to throuw out another scarastic remark like my brevious one, but seeing as you're new, I'll give you a pass. This is forun is for general discussion about the show. If there is any plot specific points about the episodes or arcs of the show that are spoilery, take it to the season one child board.

Yes, I am new to the board.  Yes, I like to do things properly, having posted on boards for almost 20 years.  (Yes, Virginia, there were boards before the internet.)

Had Iago posted a more specific definition of what was considered a spoiler than the three guidelines he did mention, I wouldn't have had confusion cloud my mind. After all, it's supposed to be the defining post regarding this subject. I replied to his exact post, quoting it in its entirety. Then I quoted point each a second time, explaining why I found them either non-applicable or simply confusing. His post and your clarification are significantly different.   

Many people, particularly when new to a board, post honest questions and like to have straightforward answers.  You know the sort; the ones that make someone feel respected and invited, welcome to be part of the online community. Sarcasm doesn't help make new readers feel all warm and fuzzy about posting to your board. 

A bit of advice: when going for the sarcastic riposte, try to avoid spelling mistakes. Five, counting the cute coining of the word "spoilery" (but seeing as you are a fellow geek and this is the internet, I'll return the favor and give you a pass. ) So make that four spelling mistakes in three sentences, which would really not get a passing grade in any English class I ever attended.  I was impressed by three in the first sentence alone, though. Sarcasm only works when you look smarter while using it.  Spelling errors sort of defeat that image, don't you think?

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