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The BBC's response of effectively doing "im not owned! im not owned!" and doubling down on this is also super disappointing! They should just get someone to do a real explainer on the next episode of Brexitcast and admit they fucked up
And as I should have pointed out in the piece but have discussed with people since: how does the BBC's media editor not know what a shitpost is and why is he having it *explained to him* by the political editor?
Yep. The reason they misinterpreted it is because they lifted - pretty much word for word - the definition of “shitposting” from Wikipedia. Which is the peak boomer place to look for clarity and definitions on internet subculture 
I don't think this is true! I actually think if they'd lifted from Wikipedia they would have been correct - I think it was just lifted from Twitter discourse
Massive 
energy reading this last tweet
Ethical but also a practical and professional collapse. Wrong people, wrong policies, wrong practice.
Good job Sarah, thanks for sharing this. Unfortunately, BBC have shown themselves to be lacking in self awareness and self reflection lately. They are more interested in the clicks rather than the cost or context. BBC have allowed too many shitposts on their programmes of late.
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