The thing with Tattle is that even when they're "exposing" people who have done objectively terrible and abusive or dishonest things, they seem more concerned with attacking the person's physical appearance, making bigoted comments, and slinging childish nicknames around. They also seem to really hate women, fixate on women's bodies and appearances, while men can do no wrong.
For example, Alice Evans. She's clearly mentally unwell and a longterm abuser, but Tattle seem more concerned with her unflattering lipstick than with the emotional abuse she's inflicting on her daughters.
Liz Jones accepted money from people in dire straights after writing lie after lie and beg after beg about her financial situation (in between bragging about all her designer stuff), yet her Tattle threads are just non-stop jabs at her breasts (she had breast reduction surgery when she was young), her hair, claiming that she must be lying about having suffered from an eating disorder because she doesn't look thin enough in photos, etc. They've made up all kinds of nasty names for her which are mainly based on her physical appearance. There are so many legitimate things about LJ to discuss, why attack her breasts, especially when her decision to have her breasts removed when she was young was so obviously related to her body dysmorphia and her eating disorder?
Caitlin Moran, same, plenty of legit criticisms but it's just full of bigoted comments claiming she's not really working class because her parents were nasty dirty hippies who chose to rely on benefits instead of working. Whatever choices her parents did or did not make, how is that her fault? How on earth is someone who grew up in Wolverhampton, with no money, on benefits, had no access to education at all, no access to career opportunities, and one of the very few people to succeed in media without nepotism/having attended the right posh school, not working class? And the whole "ugh those awful people who chose to live on disability benefits because they're lazy" trope is both classicist and ableist.
Carrie Hope Fletcher, they attack stuff that's totally commonplace and the norm for professional actors. Like they slag her off all the time for putting a mix of posts about her personal life and posts about her acting roles on social media, by saying "if I put stuff about my work on my social media I'd be FIRED this is so unprofessional!" Like duh you're obviously not a professional actor? Why would anyone think actors posting about their acting projects on social media is "unprofessional"? So weird and out of touch, and the threads about her are full of fat shaming and insults about her body, weight, hair, and overall appearance too.
A friend of mine is a disabled woman and a disabled rights activist and professional model, and Tattle slagged her off for posing in lingerie and bikinis. But posing has been an amazing way for her to develop a platform, and a visible mobility impaired person modelling lingerie and being on magazine covers and catwalks is pretty damn extraordinary in terms of disability visibility. And why shouldn't an attractive young woman do modelling work? There's not even any substance to their criticisms, just "I don't like seeing disabled people in a bikini I think it's gross, cover yourself up." Just weird puritanism and hatred of minorities.