8-12 months depending on popularity. If something is super popular, like say the new Star Wars movie, then 8 months, because everyone will have immediately flocked to it and there are not likely to be many people who will be able to be spoiled. On the other hand, something less popular will have less people coming to it, and they will do so more slowly, so the chance of being spoiled hangs on a bit longer. Does that make sense?
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Date: 2016-01-02 12:34 am (UTC)8-12 months depending on popularity. If something is super popular, like say the new Star Wars movie, then 8 months, because everyone will have immediately flocked to it and there are not likely to be many people who will be able to be spoiled. On the other hand, something less popular will have less people coming to it, and they will do so more slowly, so the chance of being spoiled hangs on a bit longer. Does that make sense?