I usually think Animal Crossing Items spoiler tags are somewhat silly, but you would need to go farther than simply time travel in the event that you really wished to avoid spoiling things people have not seen yet. All from present season content would need a tag weather it is an old image from your image library or a fresh picture from time traveling will reveal new gamers thing they have not already seen. Plus things like the hottest direct video clips will need tagging since it shows new content before anybody gets an opportunity to see it in-game.
I don't see any issue with memorials. I believe remembering your loved ones is beautiful and shouldn't be judged just as something dark or frightening.
I really don't think spoiler tags for content that's been in the sport since launch is fair. Once the match is out its own out. Anything found in the sport after that is fair for seeing. As far as New Horizons go, how will spoilers for articles even work when there are two hemispheres and several time zones? When items and events become naturally offered in a special timezone outside of the US, if person be downvoted for what's rightfully readily available to them? Northern players for example spoiled things all year for southern hemisphere players and not a word was said about it. Yet when northern hemisphere players are spoiled about literally anything you never hear the end of it. Southern hemisphere players were admonished all summer because we naturally had snow. Yet few whined about all the summer things that northern hemisphere gamers would show off. What's that fair?
Then there's the dilemma of determining what's new? How long would we need to use spoilers? When exactly does new content prevent being'fresh' and for that? Employing the southern hemisphere again a good example, snow by mid-July wasn't new for us. But we'd be required to Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells for sale use spoiler tags while northern hemisphere gamers would not.
