Spoiler tags?

[Guiliant]

Do we have 'em?

 

[Wayoshi]

NO.

 

[Ghost Jam]

I agree.


Alternatively, one could post SPOILERS!! before spoilers or put it into the topic title.[/b]

 

[Blitzwing]

Or simply, use a white font like this., it work very well, especially if you are using the Wiki alliance skin.

 

[Guiliant]

Spoiler Tags > White colour.

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[[ohgodpleasedelete]]

Spoiler Tags > White colour.

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QFT

White tags are visible on the MarioWiki skin.

Kinda'.

 

[crystalking]

put spoilers like this

 

[Storm Yoshi]

put spoilers like this

I agree, that's a really good idea!

 

[Guiliant]

put spoilers like this

Nty.

 

[3Dejong]

Who needs spoiler tags?

 

[3Dejong]

People who are posting spoilers, duh.

I always read them.

Who doesn't?

 

[3Dejong]

Maybe people who don't want spoilers.

Maybe I do. :P

But eh, spoiler tags aren't that important. Just go

SPOILERS! LOOK AND DIE!

 

[Smiddle]

[quote="Spoiler"][colour=white][ insert teh spoilers here ][/colour][/quote]

Kind of fits teh stuff

 

[chibizombie]

I think just the option would be nice because i dont wanna see ssbb spoilers but i did because of the lack of this:*SPOILERS*

 

[Rad Dudesman]

I tried making a handmade spoiler tag.

 

[Ghost Jam]

You could also just put *SPOILERS* in the topic title.

 

[UniverseX]

I agree, but more so on the actual wiki. I was browsing some articles and found a lot of stuff that spoiled a game for me that I hadn't even finished yet, and no warnings of spoilers, either.

 

[Ghost Jam]

As I recall, the main argument against spoiler tags on the wiki was that the focus of the wiki tends to lean towards the story and, therefore, game articles will emphasis this.

In other words, if the article is about Super Mario Sunshine, you should assume that something about the game will be spoiled.

 

[3Dejong]

And DON'T read the Galaxy article.

 

[PaperStriker]

I don't mind about spoilers.
I normally read everything.

 

[UniverseX]

Well some people do. The article I read was on Super Paper Mario. And I don't like the whole "blame the user" kind of argument. Technically an article about a game should have that warning just for the sole purpose that not everyone knows how this wiki does with it's articles. Heck I didn't know when I read it, I just figured it was about the game's premise, not it's storyline. Then again I see how that could be used against spoiler tags. But meh, it wasn't enough to totally ruin anything for me so I'm ok with it.