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In line with the BBC's new policy for all the editors and correspondents who blog, Idle Scrawl is coming to an end in its current form.
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Comment number 1.
At 14:56 23rd May 2011, Kit Green wrote:Lost the argument then?
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Comment number 2.
At 16:56 23rd May 2011, JunkkMale wrote:'In line with the BBC's new policy for all the editors and correspondents'
And in line with all those empathetic moppets with mics at the scene of other disasters... how do you feel about this... policy? Keen? Not so much? What?
There are now a few weeks' worth of experience and feedback to call on, if you know where to look.
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Comment number 3.
At 19:29 23rd May 2011, Mackerel Sausages wrote:And where are the new RSS feeds for all the BBC journalists I have followed in my reader until now?
The "News feeds" RSS icon on your new site has no useful RSS feed, just some for a few very high-level topics.
If the BBC thinks this will increase page impressions, it's wrong. I'll just (very sadly) no longer read yourself, Nick Robinson, Stephanie Flanders, Robert Peston, etc.
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Comment number 4.
At 20:16 30th May 2011, Kit Green wrote:1. At 14:56 23rd May 2011, You wrote
Over a week for further consideration!!!!!!!
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Comment number 5.
At 14:23 9th Jun 2011, Kit Green wrote:4. At 20:16 30th May 2011, You wrote:
1. At 14:56 23rd May 2011, You wrote
Over two weeks for further consideration!!!!!!!
(I'll come by every week to see.......)
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