@gregt155, @ryanerikp
And again: https://www.gamespot.com/videos/american-horror-story-cult-episode-2-breakdown/2300-6440885/
"American Horror Story: Cult Episode 2 Breakdown! Dek: Kai runs for city council, Ally and Ivy meet the new neighbors and one of their employees is murdered at work. Also, more..."
Obviously put whatever you want in the content of the article, but what is the point of putting spoilers in the description that shows up on the front page? I get that you're trying to drum up interest in the article/video content itself, but how does this do that? For anyone who's seen the episode, they know what happened so they'll already have an idea of what you'll be talking about so it's no benefit to them. For anyone who doesn't watch the show, they won't care. But for those who do watch these shows but haven't gotten around to seeing this week's episode, this is actively aggravating and GS gets comments along these lines all the time. Maybe the goal here is "hey, if they are clicking the article to write a comment to complain about the spoilers, that's still a click!" but I really hope that's not how you guys view this.
-Byshop
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