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Are we doing the race weekends like r/formula1?
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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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I think it is very hard to discuss the weekend without mentioning what happened... Maybe there is a better way of doing this. Maybe tags and filtering somehow? Or marking spoilers nsfw? Not sure what is possible in Lemmy.
Maybe having a set time amount between the end of a session before individual posts are allowed? Keep just a mega thread?
I think they maybe mean just don't put the winner's name in the post title?
so instead of the post saying "Max Verstappen wins the Canadian Grand Prix", it would say "[Spoiler] wins the Canadian Grand Prix"
that way people could browse the general community and only have the result spoiled if they intentionally click on the discussion thread to read inside
in other communities I typically see a 24-hour no spoiler rule on post titles