Really? I'm pretty sure that's not why I called it out. Two songs, which had been widely discussed in the tour thread, were both positively identified as being in & out of the current setlist. How on earth does this not constitute a spoiler? It's clearly referring to the current tour outwith the tour thread without tags.The spoiler in that thread involved a different song (one that actually got played).
The spoiler in that thread involved a different song (one that actually got played).
Really? I'm pretty sure that's not why I called it out. Two songs, which had been widely discussed in the tour thread, were both positively identified as being in & out of the current setlist. How on earth does this not constitute a spoiler? It's clearly referring to the current tour outwith the tour thread without tags.
Farce. LC should give himself a warning.
Doing what LC did is the same as going,
If I said what I said outside a spoiler tag, I'd certainly get reprehended. So why is it okay when LC does it?"Rime" hasn't been played live at all in the past 9 years.
He refused to add a spoiler tag even after Cried pointed it out to him.It's not OK, as stated in the Spoiler rules (rule 2 specifically)
Well I am hoping someone realises that saying something along the lines of "song X definitely does not get played this Tour" is a Spoiler for some, and then fixes it.He refused to add a spoiler tag even after Cried pointed it out to him.
I would reprimand nobody for posting what I posted. You suggested a song that had a chance of being played, and may or may not be on the tour at this very moment. The other really isn't.If I said what I said outside a spoiler tag, I'd certainly get reprehended. So why is it okay when LC does it?
My point was just that,The other really isn't.
Like I explained, I didn't consider it a lack of consistency. One is a fairy tale - the other is a reasonable guess. I consider the likelihood of Maiden playingI'm sure there's some logical explanation for LC's appalling lack of consistnecy in his application of the spoiler rule. At least, you'd guess there was.
There wasn't. However, we should respect that one can believe whatever s/he wants. If they want to expect X song to be played, it's their call. There's nothing to do with signals, or evidence pointing to that. It's tour talk, no matter what, and that should be put under spoiler tags, shouldn't it?I still maintain that there was never any convincing reason to believe that either of those songs would be played.
Gross.Where's "The Apparition"?