mumsnet and facebook

[ifyourehoppyandyouknowit]

Hello Mumsnet, can I ask if you moderate any of the comments on your Facebook posts. I'm just really bloody angry at a lot of the, frankly vile, comments by people on a recent post of yours. That would never be allowed to stand on the site, and go against your 'we believe you' campaign. So, can I just ask if this is something you've thought about?

Cheers

I've also noticed the Facebook audience is really different to the usual mumsnet people.

Agree with this. It's quite striking how un-MN ethos a lot of FB comments are.

Hi ifyourehoppy

Thanks for highlighting this. Can you please let us know which post you're referring to and we'll see what's going down?

Thanks

The post yesterday on Jessica Ennis-Hill and the subsequent comments like this:

"great role model for young girls saying its ok to go out get pissed out your brains act like a cheap dirty dog and then claim rape she was no naïve young girl she was a grown woman who saw ponds b4 her eyes"

" wonder if that silly girl that caused all of this is feeling just a little bit guilty."

"Lisa Marie Crane, rape is a horrific crime for which I would happily support the death sentence. Those that abduct or force their way into people's homes and brutality rape women should not be allowed to breathe. A silly young girl agreeing to meet in a hotel room is rather different"

"She didn't say no, her defence was she was to drunk to remember so made allegations of rape against both men not just Evans. So it's still rape if she didn't consent yes, but she is a very silly girl to get into that sort of situation"

"So you get offended that I arefer to a drunk tart as a drunk tart"

"'Victim' so she is really suffering when she is tweeting about getting the bestie a brand new car, taking the girls on Hols & this is suffering....I don't buy her acct was hacked she was bragging and got caught....this to me makes a mockery of genuine rape victims...."