I think using spoiler font for anything that happened within the same month seems reasonable, but if someone really doesn't know about Cordy, they shouldn't be in a NAFDA thread. As for bureaucracy, hasn't our policy always been to white out the current season?
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No. That started sometime this year - I actually think Matt's situation wrt UPN or WB or whichever one he doesn't get may have been what initiated it.
I'd like some sort of a time limit too. It's silly that we can't mention how Angel got out of the box on Buffy, etc.
Oh, you mean white out in Bureaucracy! Yeah, I think that's right.
White fonting is really that much of a pain?
Whitefonting once isn't a big deal. Whitefonted conversations are incredibly irritating to participate in, so I don't.
If people stop white-fonting in NAFDA threads about other shows, I will have to leave the Firefly thread. I'm on a tape delay for both Buffy and Angel.
If it's too much of a pain to white font for at least two weeks, then, well, bye guys.
I guess I don't mind the white font at all and I don't know when I'm supposed to use it or not, so I just use it whenever I have a question aboaut whether or not it is appropriate.
Personally I always live by "when in doubt, white it out"
If it's too much of a pain to white font for at least two weeks, then, well, bye guys.
It's just the Buffy and Angel threads I was worried about. Firefly has enough unAmericans that whitefonting there all the time for all of 4/7 makes sense. I just wanted a set period after which it would be okay to discuss Angel in Buffy, and Buffy in Angel, but it looks like the Atlantic Canadians are going to be on a one-week Angel Delay, so I give up until if or when it becomes an issue.
so I give up until if or when it becomes an issue.
I'm with Plei on this. If it ever does become an issue, it'll be glaringly obvious, so we can re-evaluate then.