He told the Western Mail that the board contained "a load of obscene drivel". He dissed the site, in unpleasantly pompous terms: "So far as I can see an average sixth former with a modicum of knowledge about information technology could probably have done it for free on a Saturday afternoon."
He went on call it an electronic version of a graffiti-splattered subway wall and said, bizarrely: "It would have been a lot cheaper to hand out spray paint cans and point those involved in the direction of the nearest flyover."
So not much interest in hearing young people's voices from the member for Monmouth.
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