Spoiler Protocol
I would like to suggest on behalf of those who have had racing results thrust upon them by discussion titles on the main page, that we adopt a standard format for thread titles.
If the thread contains race results, can we please format the title thus: "*spoilers* Dauphine results" for example.
This will save unwanted angst for those who don't want to know until they watch the race, and negate the angry rebuttals from those whose fun was spoiled.
This is a standard procedure on other (motorcycle) race fora which I frequent.
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Michael Bland on -
I wouldn't post race results in the title of a thread , but I also don't think we should be making rules , or censoring peoples comments or thoughts on a public forum .
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Permalink Reply by Notthefirst Brett on -
I made no mention of rules or censorship. Just a voluntary level of respect which costs zilch and is worth plenty.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Bland on
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I have taken your suggested voluntary level of respect,and its value, into serious consideration .
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Permalink Reply by Notthefirst Brett on
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Damned internet won't reveal whether you are taking the piss or not, but either way I smiled.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Bland on
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8~)
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Permalink Reply by Martin Turner on -
Did you check out the horses new lycra suit on today's TV news?
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Permalink Reply by Just another psycho-list on -
Wow! A horse in lycra! gotta see that...
does she ride a Trek?
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Champion on -
Of course not she's a winner ............... only jokin.
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Permalink Reply by Specialised Roubaix on -
I am finally in the process of watching stage 21 of the Giro, if sbs keeps broadcasting cycling I will be a few years behind before I know it. I can see the value of a spoiler alert but also the excitement of the win shouldnt be bridled.
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