Originally Posted by Doghouse Riley:
“One of the reasons why blogs replace messageboards is that it denies the licencepayer the opportunity to contribute valid points to a long critical thread.
I've always said the BBC had too many boards. They said so themselves a few years ago and used it to justify closing two "Points of View" boards.
Then they gave "Bonekickers" four.
You never win with the BBC.”
“One of the reasons why blogs replace messageboards is that it denies the licencepayer the opportunity to contribute valid points to a long critical thread.
I've always said the BBC had too many boards. They said so themselves a few years ago and used it to justify closing two "Points of View" boards.
Then they gave "Bonekickers" four.
You never win with the BBC.”
Er - it's also a damn sight cheaper ... which is the real rationale behind the move. There have been many redundancies announced in the online department.
But if you want to believe your theory is correct, far be it from me to stop you!

BTW, Bonekickers was given multiple boards to try and engage the 'young' audience ...




No need to take it personally! 
