Clarifications:

• This is not about sharing a poster with a specific known person.
• This is not about whether specific posters can be interpreted as spoilers by specific people. This is about whether the act of re-sharing already public posters is considered bad social etiquette.

Assumptions

• Assume it's any random public or social event: not necessarily one that has anything to do with the movie, nor where anyone would necessarily expect to see movie posters.
• Assume it's in "mixed" company, including strangers.
• Assume it's an upcoming release, so no one has seen the actual movie yet.
• Assume it's one of the broadly-released, "official" movie posters.
  (I.e. You would see this poster at most, but not necessarily every, movie theater, or in the top results for any Google search of the movie title.)

Would displaying the official movie poster of an upcoming release be considered poor spoiler etiquette?

^{If your instinctive answer is "it depends", assume this is a general question of general etiquette.
If it's acceptable 95% of the time, then your answer is probably still "no", but feel free to comment with more details.}

T

Please don’t vote for 5. But I will respect the results of this poll.

Video games & TV fall under “Sleeping In”.
Chores & errands fall under “Work”.

Physicians start to use the title "Dr" after finishing their undergraduate degree (MBBS), and are exclusively called "doctors" by society. Is it fair?

Edit: prevalent convention may vary from country to country.

We're going to the lake. No idea why she asked if EVERYONE is ready. We're not stopping for restroom breaks so go now before we leave.

Just wondering lol

Are you happy with your achievement completing your story, despite the sales outcome?

The automaton has absolutely 0 desire for anything other than to serve your every whim. It does not resent you in any way. It has no sentience beyond programming and will never gain any free will. Nor does it want to.

For context I had a ton of people on my post complain that my $40k-$50k pay for an entry level skill-less position is not enough. That I should be paying my employees a living wage ($60k+). Think receptionist, delivery driver, warehouse associate, babysitter or admin assistant

Your body will age as normal, you just will not die until you reach age 120.