Board Thread:Virtual Tribal Council/@comment-1294345-20151025124619

Us admins realize lately that CBS has been very reckless when it comes to releasing information regarding future episodes, which compromises the viewing pleasure of the viewers who wish to not know such specific events. I am sure you have seen press releases roaming around the internet, and the drastic game-changing events from next week's episode. This also affects the Survivor Wiki, which upholds a "no-spoiler" policy. A lot of users received blocks from the admin panel because of posting spoilers despite this policy being breached, even going around them by saying they were just pure speculations.

With this, the spoiler policy will be changed. Uploading press releases, posting links to videos from the SurvivoronCBS YouTube account, announcements from third party sites such as Entertainment Weekly are not allowed UNTIL AFTER the recently aired episode. Forum discussions may only revolve around what happened in the episode until the "Next Time on Survivor" bit. Any information from third-party references will be delete...and don't try to fool me by saying "I assume" when you clearly know the spoilers. Violators will be punished accordingly.

I hate doing this, but blame whoever is manning the CBS social media platforms. 