How We Label Spoilers
Story Before Screen uses spoiler labels so readers can decide how much they want to know before watching, reading, or listening.
- No spoilers means the article answers source-book and reading-order questions without major plot details.
- Light spoilers may mention broad setup, premise, or adaptation structure.
- Major spoilers means a section discusses important book or screen events.
- Ending spoilers means a section discusses how the book or adaptation ends.
Where Spoilers Appear
Fast-answer sections stay as spoiler-light as possible. Articles with major or ending details include a visible spoiler warning before those sections.