Would it be remotely possible to implement a quote-tag like system for spoilers?
What I mean is, when you quote something, you can change who the quote target is, like this:
hi.
So, similarly, with spoiler tags, instead of
always having the text say "Spoiler:", you could have whatever text you wanted.
hi.
It could be a way of categorizing sub-headings, menus, etc.
This would be very useful in making well-written, concise OP's.
So, yeah.
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Holy crap a spoiler!
Wouldn't such a feature be easily and readily abused?
Nah, this isn't a real spoiler. It's safe to click.
Like the difference between realspoiler and fakespoiler on ye olde forums. Fakespoilers got abused a bit.
BIOSHOCK SPOILER:
At Platformers the spoiler tags alter the text of the spoiler button. Instead of having 'Spoiler:' on the line before it's in the button, and giving the tag an argument will append it to the button text.
For example:
I vastly prefer it to the spoiler tag here, especially because I prefer to have link breaks before and after the spoiler, as well as my description of what the spoiler contains. I don't like having the spoiler description in the paragraph preceding it.
Not everyone there uses it like that, but moving the description to the button text itself would save some vertical screen real estate.
Anyway, I support this change, but understand if it doesn't happen.
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