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Are we doing the race weekends like r/formula1? (feddit.de)

submitted 2 years ago by tavostator@feddit.de to c/formula1@lemmy.ml

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Sorry if this has been discussed here before, I‘m a new reddit refugee and I just stumbled over this community, awesome that this place already exists again! I always enjoyed the discussion threads on the subreddit throughout a race weekend, so I was wondering if something similar will be done here? On the other hand, this community is still very small, so it may be a little overkill I guess. Looking forward to following my first GP through Lemmy either way - I‘ll see you all on Friday

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[–] lackthought@lemmy.sdf.org 2 points 2 years ago

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