Japanese man sentenced to prison for posting spoilers
speckx
37 points
5 comments
April 20, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
throwawayk7h
The article later clarifies that the actual crime was to post extensive screenshots and descriptions of movies on his blogs, to such detail that it was essentially like reading a picture-book adaptation of the movie. This is really not the same as "posting spoilers."
rendall
For me, there is a sign-up modal overlay that prevents reading or scrolling, even though the entire article loads. How did others manage to read the article?