Edit: There's a new article on Liz Fraser and a rare bit of balance in covering tattle and the double edged sword of allowing members of the public to discuss influencers and celebs:
unherd.com
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Hello,
On this article:
archive.today
Tattle was asked for a Right of Reply from the Times and the Times Radio. Which I guess we must be thankful for with the state of journalism and how in 98% of cases they run pieces on tattle without even giving this most basic right.
The reply was:
The following statement should be posted in its entirety, if this is not possible please let us know.
Tattle Life allows the commentary of influencers and public figures away from their personal feeds on a separate platform.
We have a very strict set of rules and a zero tolerance policy with trolling, abuse, violence and harassment. Anyone that breaks our rules is promptly banned and can't sign up for a new account.
Influencers often mistakenly describe comments they don't like as trolling and harassment. We allow members of the public to hold an opinion on public figures which is important in a free and fair society where the damaging effects of social media are increasingly becoming recognised, while also having a set of rules that are far stricter than any of the big tech social media sites.
Tattle Life is no more problematic than any other user generated content and posts are not checked by an editor before going live. Out of the nearly 25 million posts a few may have slipped under the next that break our rules. But we have a link on every single page to report content and take every report very seriously.
We hold records for the last two years on reports and we can't see anyone that has contacted us about Liz Fraser posts that they believe overstep fair commentary on a public figure. If there are any posts anyone has a concern with please do report them ASAP so they can be dealt with.
On the times website this got truncated without notice to:
A spokesperson for Tattle Life said:
We have a very strict set of rules and a zero-tolerance policy with trolling, abuse, violence and harassment. Anyone that breaks our rules is promptly banned and can’t sign up for a new account.
We allow members of the public to hold an opinion on public figures which is important in a free and fair society where the damaging effects of social media are increasingly becoming recognised, while also having a set of rules that are far stricter than any of the big tech social media sites. We have a link on every single page to report content and take every report very seriously.
Times Radio did not read any of the statement.
In defence of gossip
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Hello,
On this article:
I’ve been trolled by women for years — I can’t take it anymore
archived 16 Jun 2026 10:10:35 UTC
Tattle was asked for a Right of Reply from the Times and the Times Radio. Which I guess we must be thankful for with the state of journalism and how in 98% of cases they run pieces on tattle without even giving this most basic right.
The reply was:
The following statement should be posted in its entirety, if this is not possible please let us know.
Tattle Life allows the commentary of influencers and public figures away from their personal feeds on a separate platform.
We have a very strict set of rules and a zero tolerance policy with trolling, abuse, violence and harassment. Anyone that breaks our rules is promptly banned and can't sign up for a new account.
Influencers often mistakenly describe comments they don't like as trolling and harassment. We allow members of the public to hold an opinion on public figures which is important in a free and fair society where the damaging effects of social media are increasingly becoming recognised, while also having a set of rules that are far stricter than any of the big tech social media sites.
Tattle Life is no more problematic than any other user generated content and posts are not checked by an editor before going live. Out of the nearly 25 million posts a few may have slipped under the next that break our rules. But we have a link on every single page to report content and take every report very seriously.
We hold records for the last two years on reports and we can't see anyone that has contacted us about Liz Fraser posts that they believe overstep fair commentary on a public figure. If there are any posts anyone has a concern with please do report them ASAP so they can be dealt with.
On the times website this got truncated without notice to:
A spokesperson for Tattle Life said:
We have a very strict set of rules and a zero-tolerance policy with trolling, abuse, violence and harassment. Anyone that breaks our rules is promptly banned and can’t sign up for a new account.
We allow members of the public to hold an opinion on public figures which is important in a free and fair society where the damaging effects of social media are increasingly becoming recognised, while also having a set of rules that are far stricter than any of the big tech social media sites. We have a link on every single page to report content and take every report very seriously.
Times Radio did not read any of the statement.
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