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The thing is, you do "speak of your profession" when you suggest you work at Blue Peter. You now decide not to go into further detail as you clearly don't work there, so stop trying to mislead people.
You quite explicitly stated just a few posts up the page that the presenters "write most of the script themselves" - they don't; nor can you go back and argue that what you actually meant was "they alter the script in the way they feel the audience would best respond to" - they don't. They read what they're told to by the professional scriptwriters who write the script for a child audience to begin with. At most, the presenters change the odd word here or there, with permission from the writing team - it doesn't come at all close to your vague approximation of "the presenters write most of the script themselves".
I admit what I say was a little over exaggerated - I was merely making a point that dispelled Wikipedia's inaccuracies. But I still retian my knowledge that the presenters alter the script in the way they feel the audince would best respond to. And how dare you tell me what I work as or not! That is confidential information that I do not wish to speak of on the world wide web. I hardly see you gloating about your profession. When have I ever suggested I work at BLue Peter?
I do not wish to speak of my profession on the internet, however, the presenters have rather a lot of influence on the script after it has been written. obviously the presenters don't actually write the script, however during rehearsals, they alter the script in the way that they feel the audience would best respond to.
The thing is, you do "speak of your profession" when you suggest you work at Blue Peter. You now decide not to go into further detail as you clearly don't work there, so stop trying to mislead people.
You quite explicitly stated just a few posts up the page that the presenters "write most of the script themselves" - they don't; nor can you go back and argue that what you actually meant was "they alter the script in the way they feel the audience would best respond to" - they don't. They read what they're told to by the professional scriptwriters who write the script for a child audience to begin with. At most, the presenters change the odd word here or there, with permission from the writing team - it doesn't come at all close to your vague approximation of "the presenters write most of the script themselves".
I admit what I say was a little over exaggerated - I was merely making a point that dispelled Wikipedia's inaccuracies. But I still retian my knowledge that the presenters alter the script in the way they feel the audince would best respond to. And how dare you tell me what I work as or not! That is confidential information that I do not wish to speak of on the world wide web. I hardly see you gloating about your profession. When have I ever suggested I work at BLue Peter?