How is saying 'holding someone accountable' considered 'unlicensed advice'? It's not advice, and since when do people need a license to say 'holding someone accountable'. It's about as absurd as needing a license to say 'hello' by claiming it's 'unlicensed advice'. Where exactly do we get these licenses that we need to say 'hold someone accountable', the University of Accountability (note: not to be confused with Accountancy) or our Weet-Bix packets?
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