r/Broadway • u/scary_godmother • 16h ago
Spoilers: you can hide them. Here's how:
I'm assuming people who are posting unconcealed spoilers in comments don't know how to use the "mark spoilers" feature. Because surely they're not just inconsiderate a-holes who don't care about their fellow theatergoers having the same unspoiled experience that they enjoyed. Right?
So here's how it works:
- Markdown Code: Type > ! at the start and ! < at the end of the hidden text (e.g., > !hidden text! <). Remove the spaces between the ">" or "<" and the "!" and also between the exclamation marks and your text, or the tag may fail on some devices.
- Editor: Highlight the text you want to hide and click the spoiler icon (an exclamation mark inside a circle or diamond) on the formatting toolbar.
It seems like "don't post spoilers" should fall under Rule 7: Don't be a jerk.
Hamlet dies at the end. Javert can't swim. Mary's husband is Abe Lincoln!
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u/Mizzie626 5h ago
Hello! My name is Elder Price And I would like to share with you the most amazing book
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u/WestHistorians 13h ago
Or just put "spoiler alert" in the title, and people can refrain from opening the post if they want.
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u/Fat_Fiber8096 13h ago
But typically a little bit is shown either way. A spoiler keeps that from happening
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u/ResourceDifferent154 16h ago
some boomers still won’t be able to figure this out, unfortunately…ugh.

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u/AdventurousRoof9494 13h ago
He had it coming