spoiláló

Spoiláló is a Hungarian verb that translates to "spoiler" in English. It refers to the act of revealing plot details or other significant information about a story, film, television show, book, or game that could diminish the enjoyment of experiencing it for the first time. This can include revealing twists, character fates, or the ending of a narrative. The term "spoiláló" is commonly used in online discussions, fan communities, and media reviews where the premature disclosure of content is a concern.

The concept of a spoiler is widely understood across various forms of media. In film and television, a spoiláló might involve describing a key scene or character death. In literature, it could be revealing the identity of a killer or the ultimate resolution of a conflict. Video games also have spoilers, such as revealing the final boss or the outcome of a major quest. The intent behind spoiláló can vary; sometimes it is accidental, while other times it is a deliberate act, perhaps to engage in discussion or to deliberately provoke a reaction.

To avoid spoiláló, many platforms and communities use spoiler tags or warnings. These mechanisms allow users to choose whether or not to view content that might contain spoilers. The ethical considerations surrounding spoiláló are often debated, with a general consensus that respecting others' desire to experience a story without foreknowledge is important.