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swoop101 · 11-05-2004, 13:22

I do not understand some people, There was a complaint upheld last week about a radio presenter who let slip the f word on air a while ago. He apologized immediately about the slip, but 1 person still complained. Why do some people complain about something like that???
The issue at hand is wrong in my view because the programs are already in 'the public domain' and to alter them would be to interfere with history as pointed out previously.

11-05-2004, 13:22	#13
swoop101 cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 2,232	Re: BBC vetting old sitcoms I do not understand some people, There was a complaint upheld last week about a radio presenter who let slip the f word on air a while ago. He apologized immediately about the slip, but 1 person still complained. Why do some people complain about something like that??? The issue at hand is wrong in my view because the programs are already in 'the public domain' and to alter them would be to interfere with history as pointed out previously.