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I found this article at
http://corn.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/news/1022644163/-100
If this is true, I will be quite disappointed and BBC must explain about this. If not, the writer of this article must be punished.
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BBC has forged the numbers of internet voting which asks yes/no opinions of visitors over the commercial whaling.
(http://ime.nu/www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/)
They secretly changed the number of 'Yes' for that of 'No',
as you can see on the pictures:
http://ime.nu/mappy.mobileboat.net/~seek/up/img-box/img20020529094721.jpg
and
http://ime.nu/mappy.mobileboat.net/~seek/up/img-box/img20020529032051.jpg
On the first picture, the number of 'Yes' votes is put above that of 'No', but the position of two numbers are reversed on the second picture. Strangely enough, the number of 'Yes' votes has fallen from 916 to 622, while that of 'No' has suddenly increased from 89 to 1739.
It is shame of the world's most effective institution to make a false opinion as if it is real visitors' one.
BBC should give a reasonable explanation for this strange reverse, as long as they want to be a fair and credible news medium.
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Reference:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/9189/whaligcon.html
http://corn.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/news/1022644163/-100
If this is true, I will be quite disappointed and BBC must explain about this. If not, the writer of this article must be punished.
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BBC has forged the numbers of internet voting which asks yes/no opinions of visitors over the commercial whaling.
(http://ime.nu/www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/)
They secretly changed the number of 'Yes' for that of 'No',
as you can see on the pictures:
http://ime.nu/mappy.mobileboat.net/~seek/up/img-box/img20020529094721.jpg
and
http://ime.nu/mappy.mobileboat.net/~seek/up/img-box/img20020529032051.jpg
On the first picture, the number of 'Yes' votes is put above that of 'No', but the position of two numbers are reversed on the second picture. Strangely enough, the number of 'Yes' votes has fallen from 916 to 622, while that of 'No' has suddenly increased from 89 to 1739.
It is shame of the world's most effective institution to make a false opinion as if it is real visitors' one.
BBC should give a reasonable explanation for this strange reverse, as long as they want to be a fair and credible news medium.
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Reference:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/9189/whaligcon.html