I'm not pretending Reddit is three subs, I'm not pretending the internet is three subs, I'm not saying we are responsible for protecting the entire internet from spoilers.

There are ways to prevent being spoiled on Facebook and Twitter. On Facebook and Twitter you choose what content you see. Your feed is only things posted and shared or tweeted and re-tweeted by people you chose to befriend or follow. If someone you befriended or someone you followed posts a leaked spoiler, you block them and regret adding them. The thing about r/all is we didn't add these subs to our feed, we can remove them but this is often after the damage has already been done. I should also say that outside r/freefolk the only leaked content I saw before it aired was someone saying "#boatsex" in the YouTube comments to a GoT related video, which is an un-moderated clusterfuck and easy to avoid. I browse Facebook regularly and not once have I had Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead or any other show spoiled for me based on leaked content.