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I suppose there aren't too many people of my kind out there
just because there are not more like you voicing their opinions, does not mean they do not exist.
this whole question asked by the OP got hijacked by these people telling others that it is bad but none of them actually had anything to back their claims.
so they throw words at you hoping you get scared because you aren't going to question something when someone says it is netiquette or as now it has turn into that it is the social consensus amongst people it is bad, totally disregarding your opinion and the likes of you.
lets see what the next word they will conjure up, instead of actually using their time to find some sort of source that could back their argument.
There is nothing in the rules against it.
Personally I don't care much about spoilers. I prefer to not read major plot points of a storydriven game, which I rarely see written about anyway. But if they're in there, so be it. I myself try to not put such things in my reviews.
By the definition and rules given on this linked page above, (and please pay attention to this very obvious line: "While there is no official list of netiquette rules or guidelines, the general idea is to respect others online." ...), the informal definition and set of "rules" have been "violated" by some here, who are chiding others for not using "netiquette" properly. See rules 5 and 8. :)
Standard netiquette is "don't be a jerk".
Spoiling the game for someone who is interest enough in buying it to read the reviews IS being a jerk. Not really hard to understand. Just because YOU don't mind reading spoilers doesn't mean other people don't.
There are a couple of games that get ruined by knowing one thing or the other beforehand. For example there is a horror game without any monster or pressure, but it's great at giving you the feeling that there is danger. Knowing beforehand there is not ruins the build-up.
Just because the internet is full of spoilers and jerks doesn't mean you have to be one yourself.
yes also stop using words like jerk to make the opposition look negative because you incapable being able to argument and/or show proper rules that prevent writing whatever you want as long as you within the guidelines of the kb article i linked to begin with.
Steam provides bbcode like formatting including the spoiler tag. use it at your own discretion.
spoilers are also not part of any "standard" netiquette and has nothing to do with being a jerk, that is just brainwash crap people made up over the years to entertain themselves with their own misery.
*Sigh*
(A) No one wants to prevent you from reading up on the story if you like. That's what e.g. forums are for. Reviews however are not the place for it.
(B) Maybe read the KB article yourself.
Steam Online Conduct (aka 'netiquette'):
That's not how it works. I should be able to read a review without being spoiled the game. That's just comon sense. You don't tell your friend "yeah, the movie is great, especially the surprising ending when it turned out that the detective himself was the murderer and used the investigation to cover his tracks. And you'd never know that his partner was in on it from the beginning."
Your argumentation is along the same lines as "you don't want random people to punch you in the face? Then stay don't go out and stay at home."
And yup sometimes i give spoilers rarely endings ... if i ever put one not sure. But before put them i put a no spoilers review. After that no spoilers review what happend depend if i recommend or not. If i don't recommend and is part cause the story have no sense or bad made i say first beware spoilers ahead to explain why the game is bad, and then put it to make my point in not buy. If game is recommend by me there are zero spoilers. Maybe i should use the spoiler tag from know on but i always forget how put those.. yes i know that formatting help had it, but when im writting im thinking all about game and forgot.. rarely do reviews with gameplay below of 2 hours and only in 10 mins cause i will not play but bought cause i decide with my wallet help something
"Enjoying" is entirely subjective. I enjoy the software and services just fine, even if some folks post spoilers. I may not enjoy that review, or that forum post, or that broadcast, or the status update, or that curator review, or that random argument just for the sake of arguing. By your argument, no spoilers are allowed on Steam, anywhere, not in reviews (curator or player), no one can give a spoiler in any forums post, anywhere, no broadcasts, EVER, because that broadcast might spoil the game for you, no status updates by any of your friends, because they might give a spoiler in one (accidentally or intentionally), no text of any kind on any profile, because there may be a spoiler there, no screenshots, because, you know... spoilers happen in screenshots all the time. So, in other words, according to your argument, every single thing on Steam needs to be censored because... spoilers make Steam un-enjoyable for you. Even if it doesn't make Steam un-enjoyable for someone, or anyone else.
It doesn't work that way.If it did, I could theoretically report your post, and several others in this thread, for making things here un-enjoyable for me. I'm sure the Mods would have a good time with that. Not.
The argumentation is hare-brained. Just because you don't mind doesn't mean you don't have to respect those who do. That's common decency. Can't believe there is even a discussion about this.