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The boundaries are fuzzy and subject to change. That doesn't mean there can be no standards of acceptability. Who defines the standards? In this case, the BBC.
by Veen 9y ago
The boundaries are fuzzy and subject to change. That doesn't mean there can be no standards of acceptability.
Who defines the standards? In this case, the BBC.
- interfixus 9y agoAnd those standards to be defined by ... ???
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- PascLeRasc 9y agoThe BBC. Someone's website isn't a public place. This isn't free speech.
- Karunamon 9y agoThat doesn't mean there can be no standards of acceptability. Why do there need to be "standards of acceptability" at all? Seems to me the better world is one in which people don't interfere in other people's employment.