Bamagan
Ultima Proxima
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I don't think Lit supports any text-blurring codes on the story side. But if marking an opening statement as a warning, intro, foreword etc. doesn't stop people who like to go in blind from reading them, they might just be untrainable.Spoilers have never bothered me. I'd rather not throw up after getting to that point of a story because I wasn't warned about it and know my limits on what I can and can't handle reading.
Does anyone know if there's a way to mark opening warnings like that to be a spoiler tag within the story? Because that would be a huge boon to readers who *want* to know what to prepare for within a story as well as the ones who *don't* want to know what happens before they read it.
It's ironic, in a way, because in real life I've observed that a great many people ignore warning signs completely, especially when they already know the sign is trying to tell them something they don't want to hear, like 'keep out of the dunes' or 'stay on the trail' and so forth.