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But I just have to say, I really, truly and deeply loathe spoiler space. It's required usage has all but killed off my interest in talking about current episodes on lists. Hitting it in a post is like turning on a radio and hitting commercials or a pledge break; it's a huge turn off which makes me want to change the station instantly even though I have a reasonable expectation that if I put up briefly with a minor annoyance I may find something that will interest me afterwards. Also the constant alertness to what does and doesn't require it on various lists kills the initial rush of emotion that is usually required to make me post anything more than purely factual information to lists these days.

To that extent, spoiler notices in subject lines are better but still wouldn't be part of my ideal world, however I am willing compromise with my spoilerphobic friends on that one. . The same with cutaways -- I understand their social utility, but on days when my hands hurt enough that each mouse click is resented I really hate being forced to chose between reading what folks have to say and hurting more.

I have been having fun exploring James Tichenor's blog. Tichenor is a visual effects supervisor for Stargate and some of his comments are on his job (both the specifics and more generally, including musing about the industry that I've been finding fun), but there is a lot of wide ranging stuff. Go :-) Have fun.

A museum, huh?

Now the real question is will it wander away from the official when it comes to the media part of SF fandom or not.

Thanks to JV for the link.