This archived screenshot preserves Kelly Oakes’s BuzzFeed post dated 12 December 2013, titled “All The Things That Cured Cancer In 2013, According To Mail Online”, with the standfirst: “Well, at this rate cancer will be completely wiped out by 2014. Phew.” The screenshot is significant because it is another example of BuzzFeed UK publicly criticising MailOnline before the later BuzzFeed/CEN investigation, this time through a science-and-health angle that mocked MailOnline’s repeated presentation of cancer-related claims. The item helps document that BuzzFeed’s posture towards MailOnline was not limited to one writer or one type of joke, but formed part of a broader editorial pattern in which MailOnline was treated as a recurring target for ridicule and criticism. In the wider evidence chain, this matters because MailOnline was one of the major publishers using CEN material, and BuzzFeed’s later criticism of CEN’s viral news supply chain sat against this existing background of BuzzFeed UK positioning itself against MailOnline and its publishing standards.