For me, writing a post that tells the whole story from beginning to end, often in great detail, is pointless...
I think the same, and personally speaking, I don't even consider this like a genuine review. So, when I start reading a text with that structure... I give up right away.
That's why I only read a select group of authors here...
Naturally, I think those who care about reading quality content always end up doing so "automatically".
I try to avoid spoilers as much as possible because I know how upset they make me. Although not everyone does this on purpose, it is necessary to talk about it from time to time to raise awareness of the problem.
Let's hope this doesn't become a common occurrence in this community. Otherwise, I think @acidyo will have to come up with some sort of "damage control" plan.
RE: The curse of spoilers.