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What is The Daily Prick?
The Daily Prick is a commentary website that highlights individuals, groups, companies, and organisations who have done something foolish, annoying, hypocritical, or otherwise worthy of public discussion. The site includes news-style coverage, opinion pieces, reader nominations, votes, and occasional satirical articles.
What does it mean to be named a Prick?
A Prick is someone or something that has recently done something very stupid, become exceptionally bothering, or started trending for the wrong reasons. It is a public opinion label, not a legal finding or a claim that someone is a terrible person.
Does being featured mean someone is a bad person?
No. Being featured on The Daily Prick does not mean someone is an awful person or beyond redemption. People make mistakes, say ridiculous things, and have bad weeks. Our focus is on public behaviour, public statements, and public moments rather than making a permanent judgment about anyone’s character.
Can someone be removed from the site?
Yes. Content may be reviewed, updated, clarified, or removed where it is inaccurate, misleading, unfair, or otherwise inappropriate. If you believe content about you or your organisation needs review, contact us with the relevant details and we will consider your request.
How do I vote on a Prick?
Open the profile or article for the person or group you want to vote on and choose either “Yay” or “Nay”. A “Yay” vote means you agree they deserve Prick status, while a “Nay” vote means you think they have been unfairly nominated or misunderstood.
Can I vote more than once?
No. Votes are intended to reflect genuine reader opinions. We may use technical measures to prevent duplicate, automated, or manipulated voting, and suspicious votes may be removed.
How do I nominate someone as a Prick?
You can nominate a person, company, organisation, or group through the nomination section of the website. Include who you are nominating, why they deserve consideration, and any relevant publicly available information or links that support your nomination.
Can I write my own summary for a nomination?
Yes. Readers can submit their own summary explaining why someone or something deserves to be considered for the site. The best submissions are specific, entertaining, and based on public behaviour rather than personal attacks.
Will every nomination be published?
No. We review nominations before publication and may edit, shorten, reject, or remove submissions at our discretion. Nominations containing defamatory, hateful, abusive, private, unlawful, or otherwise inappropriate content will not be published.
Is the content on The Daily Prick satirical?
Some content on the site is satirical, particularly in our news-style section. Satirical articles use exaggeration and humour for commentary and should not be taken as literal factual reporting. Other content may be opinion, commentary, or reader-submitted material.
Can I submit a correction?
Yes. If you believe an article contains an error, misleading information, or unfair characterisation, contact us with the article link and a clear explanation of the issue. We will review legitimate correction requests promptly.
Can I advertise on The Daily Prick?
Yes. We offer display advertising, sponsored articles, newsletter placements, social media promotion, and custom campaigns where suitable. Visit our Advertising page or contact us for current availability, pricing, and media information.
Do you accept all advertisers?
No. We reserve the right to decline advertising that is unlawful, misleading, hateful, sexually explicit, discriminatory, or inconsistent with the tone and values of The Daily Prick.
How do you handle my personal information?
We collect only the information needed to operate the site, process submissions and votes, prevent abuse, and respond to enquiries. We do not sell personal information. For full details, please read our Privacy Policy.
Can I share articles from The Daily Prick?
Yes. You are welcome to share links to our articles on social media, by email, or on your own website. If quoting content, please keep quotations brief, credit The Daily Prick, and link back to the original article.
Who can I contact about a complaint?
If you have a complaint about content, a nomination, a vote, or your personal information, contact us through the details provided on our Contact page. Include the relevant link and a clear description of your concern so we can review it properly.