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What I suggest, and which mirrors practice on the (possibly quite non-representative) slice of discussion fora I have participated in over the years is:
Clearly label sensitive information. In other fora, this often involves linking your username to some real world information-- I'm thinking of old timey mailing lists, or fora where people just sign with ...
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Talk to your players
Tell them that you are asking these sorts of questions and ask them to avoid looking at those while enjoying the site.
Also, follow @Novak’s advice in case the players trip over it without looking for it. As for point 1 of that answer, just tell them your username.
Ultimately, if they want to spoil their dinner, you’re not their mother.
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After seeing the related Q&A on Main Meta (thanks to Rubiksmoose for finding it): Line after blockquote in spoiler not a spoiler?
I have solved the problem I was having by adding a <p> tag after the nested quote.
Specifically, what I had before (what I used in this meta question) is this:
>!This is a spoiler quote and is hidden.<blockquote&...
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Spoilers now hide on hover via a different mechanism, as a result images are supported.
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