This survey appears to have been taken down.

Disappointingly, even on TMI you do have to scroll past the scores and winners on the episode/series pages to reach the task/series list for the episode, but that's still far better than the winner being in the center of the screen the instant you load the page.

This is true of episode and season pages too. Seen below is an episode page comparison, with a season page comparison in the next post. (I'm marking these as graphic media because they're big enough spoilers that I don't want to expose someone to them unwillingly, go watch series 7 first!)

Whereas if you look it up on TMI, you get this. The first image is just what's immediately visible, while the second is how far down you have to scroll to be spoiled on the winner.

This is what you see when you look up Series 7's "Tie yourself up as securely as possible." task on the Fandom page. Circled are spoilers of who won both that task and the semi-surprise second task that came into play in the middle of it.

Observe the @boltrailwaydog.bsky.social in his natural habitat :3

Blocking external apps doesn't prevent users from using them, sharing individual messages or user profiles with the app, or receiving command output from them. It only prevents that command output from being posted visibly in the channel/server.

For example:

@auburnarcana.bsky.social oooh, spooky

I've modified it below to show the time the tweet was posted and the time of Carter's death. The line can be represented as the number of people for whom it's Monday at the given time.

Here's a map of those areas (drawn on top of the timeanddate.com time zone map):

New PB: 21 seconds Advent of Code part 2!