You may also submit a post at the TV Licence Free website. Indeed, you do not have to join. However, please see the guidelines below.
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Submit A Post
Indeed, anyone may submit a post at the TV Licence Free website. In fact, you do not even need to register either. However, by becoming a member you have access to better writing tools. This is because the form above offers only basic tools. But, as long as you have something to post about the BBC, then it should be fine.
Registering at the TV Licence Free website has other benefits too. For example, members who log in can view the website with 75% fewer adverts. Of course, the website is a lot faster for members because of this. You also become a trusted member of the website.
We Also Have A TV Licence Free Forum
Just like on the blogs here, there are benefits when you join the TV Licence Free Forum too. Indeed, in the message boards, your status increases the more posts you create. So, chill out, relax and have fun as we don’t want to be serious all the time.
Of course, the BBC is full of bias and they lean to the left on the political scale. So, we need to be serious sometimes in order to balance things. While the BBC’s charter says they will balance things that they broadcast but don’t, here’s your chance to show that you are better than them by offering a balance yourself!
We will never forget the horrendous sex crimes at the BBC, of course. Obviously, with the Jimmy Savile affair and other BBC employees committing horrific sex crimes, being serious sometimes is appropriate!
How To Submit A Post
Obviously, you will want to post something about the BBC that is factual. However, we also allow opinions, as long as you stay legal. After all, the BBC give opinions, usually stupid ones! So, fill in the above form – it is self-explanatory, of course.
In order to fulfil our requirements and allow search engines to acknowledge your hard work, you need to make your post over 300 words in length.
Please ensure that your posts are all your own work and that you don’t copy and paste from other websites. You can post the odd sentence or (small) paragraph from elsewhere but not too much. If you do this, please give a link to it in order for others to read the original post.
Obviously, your posts will remain the same as you submit them, but we do reserve the right to amend or withdraw a post if we think it is inappropriate. Indeed, all your posts are your responsibility. So ensure you stay legal!
To Sum Up
By all mean register here at the TV Licence Free website, but you don’t have to. Again, be serious if you like, but you don’t have to be. Indeed, the TV Licence Free website is a BBC TV licence resistance pressure group.
In effect, we will not stop until the BBC becomes a stable operation while balancing what they broadcast like they supposed to be.
Indeed, we will continue our campaign until they scrap the BBC Licence Fee or the organisation guarantees that balance and unbiased reporting is guaranteed and that those responsible are accountable.
Finally, we encourage people to come back regularly to the TV Licence Free website. This is because to do or say nothing means you consent – are you really consenting to the current tyrants?
Do you really want to be guilty as the BBC? Then come back and join us in our campaign.
Indeed, you may do here what the BBC refuses to do – post the truth and facts.