Firstly, I'd like to acknoweldge that this site has been up for a while and longer than I've been on the site, myself. I really praise this site for it's primary focus being on that of comic book movies and other related stuff and how it gives people the right to have their say in the site through the ability to post articles themselves and contribute news to it's readers; an ability that even some of the most popular sites do not give to their readers. However, there is a slight inconsistency that I noticed on the sight that has been going on for the past months that I don't want to become a common habit.
Basically, what I'm proposing is that some of the editors and users should be a bit more subtle and muted with some of the spoilers that are presented on the site; not in the articles, but on aspects such as the article's teaser images, etc. An example of what I'm talking about involves this image:
Now, this isn't exactly the greatest way to purposely leave those who choose not to read the article with mysteriousness and the avoidance of such spoilers and I think almost any comic book/comic book movie fan doesn't have to read to article to know how it's going to play out, especially just by looking at the image. There was another incident a while back that involved a character's death in
The Avengers: Age of Ultron, but I won't go in to too much detail on that.
So, I'm not proposing that the site should transition to an anti-spoiler-type site, I'm just saying to be a little less obvious of spoilers where spoilers shouldn't be at on the site. If this request can be taken with seriousness, I'd really appreciate, as I really enjoy the features and concept of the site and how it's different from all those other sites.
For those taking the time to read this, I'd like to thank you.
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