I say this is funny, but not in the LOL way. I say it in the ironic way, and here’s why – I heard about this website on the Lauren Laverne show on 6Music this very morning. Lauren confirmed you tweeted her about it and then proceeded to interview you live on air about your exciting project. (How was that interview for you by the way? Enjoy it? Or was it too GMTV for you?) See the irony? Lauren Laverne is the (arguably) the premier presenter of the BBC’s Glastonbury coverage. So the very person you despise is the same one that you shamelessly arse licked to get your site a bit of traffic. That, my friend, is the part about this blog that makes me laugh.

I’ll be honest, I actually think the photo-interview part of your site is brilliant. I just think this part is very hypocritical. I’m sure you’re aware by now that I am a Glastonbury attendee, and I have no shame in it. And, without sounding cliche, Glastonbury really isn’t all about the music. Sure, there have been shit lineups, but what’s stopping you from going to the Park fields & having a cold cider in the sun whilst listening to the whir of the whole festival and watching it pass by? And if it’s pissing it down, you can still do the same but with a brolly in hand. I will guarantee you will enjoy it because you are in the best of company.

And if you chose not to read that last paragraph, maybe you will read this summary – the phrase ‘don’t knock it until you’ve tried it’ springs to mind.

Keep up the good work.