[ekianjo]

> Plus, many platforms don't have spoiler tags by default, so have fun putting these magical spoiler tags in.

you dont need spoiler tags, you simply write down in words:"careful spoilers" in case you can't even be bothered finding a CMS that does spoilers.

> what are you going to look for first?

What if you are on HN, you stumble on this article you had no idea of, and did not know about Ghibli movies - and poof, you are spoiled without warning. That's how ridiculous your point is. The possibility is very real. If you don't see it, no point discussing it further.

[mynameisvlad]

I've already said it, then too fucking bad. Go cry to your mommy. It's a spoiler, so incredibly far from the end of the world. It's like the biggest first world problem there can be. Chances are, it's not even that dramatic (aside from Snape Kills Dumbledore or some other ridiculously huge plot point but those are few and far between) to even remember it when you watch the thing.

You are making a big deal about something that is neither a big deal, nor likely to happen.

I'm not even comment on the fact that this, of all places, is going to be the last place your mind suddenly opens up to the magic that is Ghibli. If you were inclined to enjoy those movies, you would have found them through friends, or anime discussion boards, or some other place, not by looking at some article about war films.