1. The CBC did geo-block this program. I was in Cambridge,UK when they, where I submitted this from.

2. They also dropped all of the entries from outside Canada off of their website map at some point – actually they made the map not able to navigate beyond Canada – which was pretty much a massive joke and contradiction from a country and government funded broadcaster that goes on at lengths about how every Canadian is from somewhere else and how we are not a melting pot like the US. Interesting…

3. The final CBC documentary was made up of 20% of UGC content. 20%! Is that joke! CBC produces an unoriginal idea (this was a bite off Ridely Scott’s “One Day on Earth” which was a fully UGC produced documentary), they go on about how this is a UGC documentary by Canadians about Canadians and then they use UGC to fill 20% of their documentary. Shame my friends. Shame. They were obviously concerned that Canadians would ruin their reputation for producing high budgeted, perfectly shot, over produced, soulless programming. What a joke. Hey CBC, excellent example of leading the way there with cutting edge interactive programming that really celebrates the grass roots reality that social media is actually all about. Hmmm well I take solace in the fact that with a budget of hundreds of thousands of dollars later (all about productions values right), they still produced a dud.