[Alpha_522]

Anything that is being discussed in this section that has to do with manga should at least mention some sort of spoiler warning by adding "contain spoiler" onto the title.

Also in posts, spoiler tag are enforced to use.

A spoiler tag that you use should look like something like this below:



Below is a quick example of how this will look:

  Spoiler: title of the spoiler 

Spoiler Stuff

This is a must not all of us here read the manga. If you are caught not using the spoiler, you will be warned and banned after being warned multiple times.

[Hokage]

could the spoiler tag be put in as auto insert on the toolbar in the reply window? could save alot of time that way

[Alpha_522]

Originally Posted by Hokage

could the spoiler tag be put in as auto insert on the toolbar in the reply window? could save alot of time that way

pm mastaz about it

[Skarn]

If it says "contains spoilers" in the title we still have to use spoiler tags? If that's the case, i'd probably just post it in the manga section.

[Erosennin900]

Originally Posted by Skarn

If it says "contains spoilers" in the title we still have to use spoiler tags? If that's the case, i'd probably just post it in the manga section.

If its thread discusing an imagined fight between two characters then it goes in the fights section.

Since there are people who don't read the manga that view this section, its important to still spoiler tag things that haven't happened in the anime yet, such as new abilities, even if the title says "contains spoilers"

However, If you wish to discuss a fight that actually happened recently in the manga or anime section, then the thread would go into the correct forum, since it is discussing actual events that have already taken place. A good example title would be "Hidan Vs Shikamaru discussion"

[Nat9narutolover]

OH! So this is how you use a spoiler tag thing!! Thanks alpha!!

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