On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, David Goldfarb wrote: > Um, I'm sorry, but if we have to use spoiler space for classic works > of literature that are a half-century old, then we have to use spoiler > space for EVERYTHING; and in my humble opinion that is just not reasonable. > (I'm envisioning putting in spoiler space before talking about how > Jesus came back from the dead....) Do you really make THAT many references to events in literature? This is the first time, in the months that I've been on the list, that I've seen a citation of plot w/o space. Besides, I don't care so much about the actual 20 lines of blank space as I do of just mentioning in ONE LINE at the beginning of the post that there are possible spoilers for some book, which doesn't seem too _unreasonable_ to me. Not everyone is obviously as advanced in literature and history as you. ****** NyteMuse "Call her life unnatural, feel her undead breath. Color her black for sorcery, color her gray for death." AIM: NyteMuse139 / ICQ: #21966269 (NyteMuse) MSN: NyteMuse / Yahoo!ID: NyteMuse http://www.crowfire.com