If anyone knew that a/some NSCer(s) had complained to the BBC...

[Bozza]

...should they out them?

Just hypothetically speaking, like.

 

[strings]

Could you imagine the BINFEST that would ensue... it would make great reading.

 

[larus]

It depends on how the information was obtained.

If it was through your position of administrator of the board then no.

If it was through other means, then "burn 'em".

 

[hans kraay fan club]

If someone who had complained was a regular poster on both NSC and NSP, and was listening to the actual broadcast, would they still be classed as an 'NSCer', or ought we refer to them as a LISTENER....

 

[Mendoza]

There are a lot of people that were vocal in "that" thread, that have not commented on the news of Harty's and Hawsey's suspension

 

[maffew]

I wouldnt out them but I'd own up if it was me. Which wouldnt happen I cant think of anything that would offend me enough to bother to be arsed making a complaint to a broadcaster

 

[Marshy]

It was Easy 10 i heard.....Despite his jovial funny posts the man is just a born trouble maker...

 

[strings]

I think we should form a posse and go after the suspects, regardless of whether we have any evidence.

 

[Mendoza]

would you send in a complaint if you KNEW someone would lose their job as a result of it?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

would you send in a complaint if you KNEW someone would lose their job as a result of it?

Yes. If you WANTED them to.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

The BBC's disciplinary procedures will be like any other major employer.

They will show the complaint to the people who are being disciplined.

 

[Marshy]

cool, so Harty will be able to Oust them after the hearing...

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Why on earth should they be outed? I didn't complain but if people did, well, that is up to them.

Having said that, NSC loves a witch hunt of any kind so cannot imagine that will stop anyone revealing all.

 

[Wozza]

The BBC's disciplinary procedures will be like any other major employer.

They will show the complaints to the people who are being disciplined.

And they'd tell you her name?

 

[Dave the OAP]

would you send in a complaint if you KNEW someone would lose their job as a result of it?

if you saw a policeman walking out of a supermarket knowing that they hadnt paid for their goods, would you report it?

if you saw an old lady being attacked would you report it?

if you stood next to a bigot at the albion calling FDM a n****r, would you report it?

would you post a picture of a dows syndrome child on a public message board, that you knew would offend would you post it?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

And they'd tell you her name?

Who? The BBC? Of course not.

 

[Timbo]

Arthur has just let me know that it was him that complained to the BBC.

 

[Wozza]

Who? The BBC? Of course not.

The people who the complaint was aimed at.

Sorry, your earlier posts suggested you knew EXACTLY who complained - or, at least, that you know they use NSC but don't necessarily listen to the radio.

 

[Simster]

Why on earth should they be outed? I didn't complain but if people did, well, that is up to them.

Having said that, NSC loves a witch hunt of any kind so cannot imagine that will stop anyone revealing all.

So it seems, does NSP.

And that's leaving their spat with Pengoon aside.

 

[Arthur]

All you have to do is complain and people get the sack??

Cool!

*dustsofftheoldquill*