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2026. 9. 13. 작업

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Ron240 said: Super Sonic said: I'm claiming that as a one, even though I didn't put the place name at the end. their last pretty carSurely that is only a potential spoiler to people who also think this specific model is their last pretty car.I find it amusing sometimes what people here put in spoiler tags. I have said it previously, and I still take the position that "spoiler" tags are simply silly in this thread. Unlike, for example, a TV show or movie where someone might discover the show via the thread and could have their enjoyment of said show diminished by "spoilers," this is a discuss

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yellowjack said: I have said it previously, and I still take the position that "spoiler" tags are simply silly in this thread. Unlike, for example, a TV show or movie where someone might discover the show via the thread and could have their enjoyment of said show diminished by "spoilers," this is a discussion forum where the subject is a new photograph every day. The topic of conversation changes literally every 24 hours, so even if you discover the game via this thread, it's impossible for prior knowledge of today's car to "spoil" your enjoyment of the game going forward. And once you have discovered the game, you'd have to be a special kind of stupid to open this thread before opening and playing the Cardle game (yes, I've been that special kind of stupid myself, once or thrice ).I still use spoilers because the general consensus seems to be positive toward their use, but in my opinion the thread would be easier to follow, and make a lot more sense, if we started each day with a saved screenshot and named the car being discussed. Especially on days where there is an overlap in the discussion and it can be hard to tell if a particular poster or posters are discussing today's, yesterday's, or even the day before's car.Just my two pennies worth, though . . .Hear, Hear! I started posting the screenshots at the end of each day over a year ago, as Cardle seemed to be in a run of repeats and when members starting asking, "Didn't we have this a few months ago?", it was hard to answer. I started a spreadsheet working backwards from June last year, but after a month or so it was hard to figure out about half of the answers as the daily comments were so cryptic, so I gave up.I agree wholeheartedly that nobody should be looking at this thread before completing the day's Cardle. An awful lot of people just post their answer without even reading others' comments (these are often the ones who say, "I typed the right answer - why wasn't it accepted?" despite the fact that it's