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Yel

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It was predictably very poor.

Really didn't like how they spliced in a few cherry picked parts of posts from a thread with videos when they weren't about the video playing. But there is a long story on that one thread - would need 2 hours to actually cover it. Neither side comes out of it well.

Also the card that was delivered she said it was hand delivered previously. So it links into the local person with a grudge over the unpaid debts and / or whoever broke into his garage 3 times in a week and urinated on his stuff. Nothing to link it to tattle and highly likely to be whoever he had pissed off locally.

All a waste of time and money. Not a good look when the BBC are having to cut so much. Would a FOI reveal how much they spent on this?

Is every single post on tattle perfect? No. It's not like SB and mods have read and approved all 25'000'000.

We do want to delete anything that goes too far, but it's an impossible mission going against all these influencers and they have the power to get all these hit jobs.

Sometimes someone says "that's really bad safeguarding posting the school uniform, easy to find the school" and that get's turned into tattlers doxxed my child's school!!!!

I notice she was very loose and easy with the claims on This Morning, none of these defamatory lies made it into the doc. Although they did lie about things - that was more to fabricate drama to something very flat rather than defamatory.

BBC failing again in it's core values. That was neither educational or informative.
 
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byefeliciax

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Subtitles not available does show that even with what they were left with it still had to be cut last minute.
I strongly suspect this is something to do with “Dr” Jess Taylor and her mysteriously vanishing books.

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She claims to have been working on this documentary for months, and yet there’s no sight of her nor mention in the credits. If she was in it, it was almost certainly cut to exclude her due to either pending legal action against her which has delayed the launch of her book (which she refutes), or the producers read her thread and realised that she doesn’t actually help their argument because she’s an atrocious liar, charlatan, grifter, and everything Tattle stands against.
 
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As one example.

This is what the doc said:
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This is the full comment
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She felt sick because princess was on a tiktok live looking like she was drunk and high while her mum was posting memes about caring for you kids.

This doc is awful and full of this.
 
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repairshoplover

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Watched the programme. Now I like Grace and follow her but a 28 minute documentary of her tracking down where SB may be living then going to the door… isn’t this what influencers claim Tattle Members do?

SB owes no one a response. This seems to be something you hear people moaning about.

Why just Tattle? What about the DM’s comment section? Or Reddit. I have seen much worse on there than I have here.

But why should people be allowed to tell lies and spout rubbish and not be called out on it if they chose to post it publicly?
 
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Jess Taylor wrote about filming for it and she was cut! 😆

Because everything she says is a lie it couldn't be broadcast.

Is it worth watching? Not being good enough to show on BBC3 is screaming don't waste my time.
 
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Boogs

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Forums have been around way longer than social media. The BBC had the opportunity to do a fair assessment and look at the dark side of influencing. People’s issue with tattle over other forums is receipts. Lots of people ended up here after an influencer made outlandish claims so we came to check it out. As a result this place probably has more critical thinkers than lots of other forums.
 
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klarakluckbag

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These influencers make me laugh. Who was it that said, "The only thing worse than being talked about, is not being talked about"?
GK Barry (who?) with her sad little thread, can only dream of attaining legendary Tattle status like Meghan Markle, the page 3 stunna who must not be named (KP), and the reliably awful Alice Evans (another one who reckons she's collaborating with the "UK authorities" to bring down Tattle 🙄)
I'm a 60+ year old woman, and I've been gossiping since I learned to talk. Just like my mum, my grandmother, my great-grandmother, and all the women before them. It's quite telling that the BBC are out to get Tattle, a gossip forum with a high percentage of female members. They're not going after Reddit, are they? But then again, quite a few of us Tattlers are well aware of how much the BBC hates women. You only have to look at how they report violent crimes against women and girls. 😡
 
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qqwertyy

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All that nonsense about defamation. It’s freedom of speech. So whoever said GK Barry’s skin looks greasy in a video should get sued? There are celebrities/famous people who are pretty universally hated - is it fair game for them? Is it OK to be mean about Elon Musk and Donald Trump?

Sophie May Dickson has been using her children for clout since they were babies. She had sixteen years to recognise how that might affect them and get them offline, and she knew her daughter was reading online comments. Yet she did nothing.

Just because someone has had a bad time or suffered an awful loss (Ashley Cain comes to mind), it doesn’t mean that they’re good people or not grifters. If you choose to put your life online and make money from the attention then you have to put up with not everyone liking you, and nobody is forcing them to read Tattle.
 
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monga

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This whole witch-hunt is an absolute disgrace. Just look at the horrendous comments that appear everyday on the Daily Mail site for one, and you have to ask, why is that acceptable, when a gossip site, one that actually has the receipts detailing the lying, shilling and grifting of these outraged "celebrities" and influencers, is cause for concern, should be banned etc.
Have these people ever looked at the toxic hatred on X, a lot of it generated by its trillionaire owner? They're okay with the deepfake porn targeting women and young girls, are they?
Gossip has existed for as long as humans have been on the planet. tattle.life is simply an aspect of a universal behaviour, not some criminal enterprise out to destroy these wonderful grifters and "experts" who are making a hell of a lot of money by exploiting gullible, sometimes vulnerable, people.
It really is time that a professional, serious journalist researched and then reported the truth about all this nonsense, bringing the matter to a close.
They seem to think Tattle is some sort of secret sect 🙄 we’re just the general public and complete strangers to each other.
 
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monga

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Use their poor kids as cash cows from the moment they’re conceived.
 
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Happy Lady

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Dear BBC3 and your inquisitive viewers.

You wish to understand why people like me post on Tattle, remain on Tattle and enjoy Tattle. It's very easy to explain. See @MeghanSnarkle's previous explanation.

But let me expand. This is a forum for like minded people, hundreds of us, to share opinions, discuss every day events, query what is reported by the media, but most of all I enjoy the laughs.

I joined during Covid and was made welcome. During that strange time it was uplifting to read comments on Tattle and I made Internet "friends". Then I found the Harry & Meghan thread and literally couldn't believe what i was reading, although it does make sense to me now; now that other forums post the same.

Tattle has threads to discuss anything, to support each other, and have fun. We may not always agree with each other, but that's life and gives us food for thought.

I would like to know why Tattle is targeted. Why not talk to Quora, Reddit, etc or some of many other forums. I've read and/or posted on numerous forums for over 25 years and can honestly say that Tattle is the best, no nonsense, well moderated, forum I've come across.
 
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Yel

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I think it seemed like a good idea last year with all the sensational articles where influencers went wild with the most outlandish claims.

Once you actually look into it you realise all the loudmouths shouting off about tattle were either lying or hugely misrepresenting. But they'd already got it commissioned.

Then all you have left is a gossip forum that's very worst content isn't really that bad in the grand scheme of user generated content.

Subtitles not available does show that even with what they were left with it still had to be cut last minute.
 
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annanuttall

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I think the BBC having a film crew and an influencer monitoring my elderly parents home, watching their gates, filming them driving their car, filming walking up and ringing their door is gutter media. They know I don’t live there or even in the UK. For the BBC to include doorstopping harassment of pensioners in the documentary is abhorrent. None of this behaviour would have ever been accepted on Tattle Life. Despite the smear campaigns, the rules on Tattle Life are so much stricter than social media.



Im furious on your behalf! I hope your parents are ok and know that it stepping waaaaaaaaaaay over the line and will take some kind of action.
This is so out of order and i hope everyone is being supported. xx
 
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alethophobia

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In the BBC documentary they stated:
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A reply was issued to say a significant amount of time was needed to read posts. The time frames offered were short and it was not possible to issue a broadcast ready reply within that.

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The two threads they wanted comments on involved 1,575,554 words. I felt I needed longer than the times offered to understand exactly what the full story was behind both threads.
so according to the bbc you’re meant to be an all knowing being who knows everything and has read all 24 million messages on tattle.life and able to respond instantly with a response
 
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