[YZFHEFF]

Thanks.

 

[binx_19]

um...what?

 

[boner]

ie.

http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/florida/425159-spies-wins-world-sbk-title.html

this title cleared up my afternoon yesterday.

 

[binx_19]

if you dont want to know the results of the races it is simple avoid any sites that may spoil it for you.

 

[boner]

why would i? it is rarely an issue and most weekends people smart enough not to post shit in big bold letters. i do not go into the threads like this, http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/ge...-round-16-sepang-10-25-09-spoiler-thread.html if i haven't seen the race yet, but i should not have to avoid the site completely.

it's just common courtesy.

 

[Optimus Leo]

why would i? it is rarely an issue and most weekends people smart enough not to post shit in big bold letters. i do not go into the threads like this, http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/ge...-round-16-sepang-10-25-09-spoiler-thread.html if i haven't seen the race yet, but i should not have to avoid the site completely.

it's just common courtesy.

This.

When I haven't seen a race, I avoid visiting sites that may spoil the results, but on many forums I frequent, we have something like the "official" MotoGP/F1/ALMS/etc thread, and you don't visit it if you don't want to know results. Pretty common sense.

But still, it is nice to be able to visit the rest of the forum without knowing the results. So, I'm against thread titles that spoil the results.