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Jason · Sun 20 Apr, 2014 11.33

Philip wrote: Definitely. It feels like PCarter is always online as well, as soon as you post something he has kudo-ed it.

He gave me Kudos when i told Henry96 off for asking what the titles would look like even after Cross Channel described them a page earlier.

Andrew · Sun 20 Apr, 2014 21.52

Asa has given him a telling off, and he's even given that post kudos.

It's the Facebook/twitter generation who "like" and retweet everything.

westy 2 · Sun 20 Apr, 2014 23.35

I gave up on the place anyway.

I still read it, just to remind myself I made the right decision!

Philip · Sun 20 Apr, 2014 23.46

westy 2 wrote:I gave up on the place anyway.

I still read it, just to remind myself I made the right decision!

Brilliant.

wells · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 00.34

westy 2 wrote:I gave up on the place anyway.

I still read it, just to remind myself I made the right decision!

I can think of one thread that has certainly improved since your departure.

westy 2 · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 00.46

And it beats having to interact with certain prats on there too!

dosxuk · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 00.51

Couldn't have put it better myself.

Gavin Scott · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 13.32

I can't even read along now - pages of repetitive garbage and one liners from this PCarter cretin, with such gems as, "Looking forward to GMB now!", "Apologies for any wrong information" and the essential, "I wish ITV the Best of Luck".

Shut the fuck up, man.

Did I misinterpret Asa's post about other forumers "nitpicking" posts of this nature?

rob · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 14.27

It's even worse on Twitter...

robschneider · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 15.04

It is school holidays. Normal service will resume in a week.

Jason · Mon 21 Apr, 2014 18.57

I see some posts have been snipped again from the Good Morning Britain thread.

Why can't they just lock the threads until launch? Then it'll stop the usual suspects repeating the same questions over and over again.