I hate the fuc&*ng BBC website.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 8 February 2012 01:46 Written by Simon Nicol Wednesday, 8 February 2012 01:19
Even the complaints process is annoying to use! The previous text box doesn’t even give me enough letters to type the subject heading for this complaint!!! Aaaarrrghh!!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-14665953
I found your page through Google. Read through your article which was mildly interesting and then thought I’d like to post a comment – oh dear here we go…
Rather than having an open forum where anyone can comment like I have on my website your site insists that everyone registers.
Then rather than opening a new tab where I can type my details in, the same tab is used and a sign-up page is loaded – really, really annoying.
Then having aquired all my details, I have to leave the page altogether so I can go and check my email’s, so then I can click on a link to ‘activate’ the ability to post comments…
…Except the page I wanted to place a comment on has now GONE!!! So, I hit the ‘back’ button on my browser – nothing, hit the back button again – and I just don’t believe it, it stays on exactly the same stupid sign up page and it just WILL NOT go back any further – really, really, really annoying.
Then, and this bit you’ll love – I have absolutely no way whatsoever of getting back to the article I was reading! So I thought I know I’ll use the BBC search box another total flipping waste of time. The page I was reading had the heading ‘9/11 conspiracy theories‘ so I thought I’d type ‘911 conspiracy theories‘ and what do I get?
SEARCH results for 911 conspiracy theories
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19 October 2007
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Magazine / 19 October 2007… most critics of conspiracy theories, e.g. regarding 911, fail to address is that the official version of 911 or 7/7 is in itself a conspiracy…
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Ok, that didn’t exactly come back with anything relevant, maybe I’ll see if putting a slash between the 9 and the 11 helps, so next I did a search for 9/11 conspiracy theories, this time, this is what I got:
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30 September 2011
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Technology / 30 September 2011A lot of discussion ensued about various conspiracy theories. All the pupils had seen videos about 9/11, but were not sure who had made them.
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28 September 2011
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Middle East / 28 September 2011Al-Qaeda has accused Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of spreading “conspiracy theories” about the 9/11 attacks in 2001. Inspire, an al-Qaeda-linked…
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14 September 2011
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Magazine / 14 September 2011Chomsky. Some are bigger fans of pop art. More than one of them, he says, buy into 9/11 conspiracy theories. All of them question the legitimacy…
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29 August 2011
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Magazine / 29 August 2011… in the UK and 15% in. Why are conspiracy theories about 9/11 still popular 10 years after the attacks and why have they changed?. Conspiracy theories…
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Magazine / 29 August 2011… the next “unanswered question”. Here are five of the most prominent 9/11 conspiracy theories circulating in online communities. The question:…
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14 July 2011
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Technology / 14 July 2011He cites the hypothetical conspiracy theorist who searches for ’9/11 bombings’ and only sees other conspiracy websites rather than articles that…
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29 June 2011
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UK / 29 June 2011Mossad – not al-Qaeda – was behind the attack that killed nearly 3,000 people. Although similar 9/11 conspiracy theories have been found to be…
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8 June 2011
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Magazine / 8 June 2011… of cabals has always been pretty muddled, says James McConnachie, co-author of the Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories. These groups allow protesters…
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Of the list above, not a single one of those links, NONE, linked to the page I was reading.
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