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Hmm, spoliers. Well so far I had 2 people tell me who dies in the new HP book. The first friend talked so fast I only cought who died, the other just told me who died. Well It sort of spoiled it because I didn't want to know who died, but now that they told me I also want to read it even more, to know why and how. So sometimes its helps. I don't usally worry about people spoiling it because my mom usally gets me books with the whole series in it, which makes them look really big. I had one book, like 700 pages, a big book, had 5 books in one, everyone just looked at me crazy for reading a big book. Plus most people don't like the type of books I read so no one can spoil it.

I'm actually kind of half-and-half when it comes to spoilers. My mom and I read the same books, for the most part, and sometimes, if I'm reading a book after she does, I'll ask her plot related questions that may include spoilers (one of which is whether a certain character dies). I feel, if someone asks for you to tell them something spoilerific, then its alright (as long as they aren't just asking to ask and don't really want you to tell them.) But if they don't ask, don't tell. Clearly, if they really wanted you to spoil it for them, they would have told you so.