Post by indikit on Jun 1, 2007 7:09:26 GMT
For anyone left in the real world who actually thinks the BBC would ever listen to a complaint that opposed their own opinion of themselves, then just check out the Guide to Posting page on the editors comments pages.
It seems the BBC regard complaints about them in the following way:
One person complaining = A Nutter
Lots of People Complaining = A Concerted Lobbying Attempt
So remember, if lots of people agree about something and put it to the BBC, they will write you off as organized conspirators and censor you.
So when opposing the BBC on any comments placed in the editorial page do so on a marginal point that only YOU are likely to uphold. The BBC are totally for free speech as long as it's only one person doing the talking.
It seems the BBC regard complaints about them in the following way:
One person complaining = A Nutter
Lots of People Complaining = A Concerted Lobbying Attempt
So remember, if lots of people agree about something and put it to the BBC, they will write you off as organized conspirators and censor you.
So when opposing the BBC on any comments placed in the editorial page do so on a marginal point that only YOU are likely to uphold. The BBC are totally for free speech as long as it's only one person doing the talking.
