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rose~ -

Sorry, I wasn't sure where to put this but I found a forum which seemed very similar content-wise
to :
http://chinaonline.cn.com/ASK/forums/11/ShowForum.aspx



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gato -

Funny how these two threads on flirting have the same posts.

http://chinaonline.cn.com/ASK/forums/thread/2162.aspx

http://www. /showth...light=flirting










gato -

Roddy "uses" the alias "napkin" on this thread:
http://chinaonline.cn.com/ASK/forums/thread/1807.aspx
Using a PDA to learn Chinese










roddy -

http://chinaonline.cn.com/ASK/forums...read.aspx#2894

And they allow guest posting . . .










rose~ -

napkin? I thought rose~ was bad enough

btw, the main page it comes from reasonably quite well known for jobs in Shanghai.










roddy -

Now that's just annoying. When it's some daft little school kid doing it you can kind of ignore
them, but when it's someone who should know better . . .

Not sure there's a great deal to be done though.










WoAiJolinTsai -

LOL...

The oldest scam in the book.

http://chinaonline.cn.com/ASK/forums/11/ShowForum.aspx is too lazy to make their own content, so
they steal content from and post it on their forum to make it look like their
own members posted.

They do this because they want search engines to spider their content and send them visitors, but
they do not want to spend the time promoting their forums, getting new members and getting content
/ posts the natural way.

I've seen this before many times










roddy -

Yeah, me too, all too often. I mean, they've left my name at the bottom of 'my' posts. How stupid
do you have to be to do that? If you're going to do that kind of thing, at least use a bit of
sense - they could at least automate it with an RSS aggregator and save themselves some copying
and pasting










Shadowdh -

Holy dogmess batman... they have even pilfered some of my stuff...

"I have heard that the shoalin temples are perhpas not the best places if you are serious about
learning Gong Fu... also some Taiji places have the same rep as they cater to "ignorant" (my word
here meaning unknowing) westerners who are after some holy grail of learning... often you can find
just as good if not better training in your home country (depending on where you are... also you
may find that by going to some local parks you might find someone to help you... what style/s do
you do in paricular in Taiji...?? also do you have some experience with any of the arts you wish
to learn...?? If so this might help you spot the "tourist teacher"..."

Is what I posted in response to a thread on MA...










roddy -

Little bit of research, and I have a phone number and address for their boss, who I will call just
as soon as I manage to buy some credit for my phone












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