I really don't see any problem with Nook Miles Ticket memorials. I believe remembering your loved ones is beautiful and shouldn't be judged as something dark or scary.

I don't think spoiler tags for content that has been in the game since launch is reasonable. When the match is out its own out. Anything found in the game after that's fair for viewing. So far as New Horizons go, how will spoilers for articles even work when there are just two hemispheres and several time zones? When items and events become naturally offered in a particular timezone beyond the US, if person be downvoted for what's rightfully readily available to them? Northern players such as spoiled things annually for southern hemisphere players rather than a word was mentioned about it. Southern hemisphere players were admonished all summer because we naturally had snow. Yet few complained about all the summer things that northern hemisphere players would flaunt. How is that fair?

Then there's the issue of determining what's new? How long could we will need to use spoilers? When exactly does new content prevent being'new' and for whom? Employing the southern hemisphere again a good example, snow by mid-July was not new for us. But we'd be asked to use spoiler tags while northern hemisphere players wouldn't.

Maybe spoiler tags ought to be invited, but I really don't think they should be a compulsory rule.

I'd just like to say I like memorial posts. I enjoy making a safe space for individuals to discuss their heart and despair with us. I think that for someone who doesn't know the principles to log and be exposed to then obtain their post taken down or Animal Crossing Bells For Sale not approved would result in further isolation and hurt.