Comments on: Links: China Microblogging, Hong Kong 2.0, Abang learnings, QQ, and more http://cnreviews.com/china_blogosphere/links_china_microblogging_hong_kong_20_abang_learnings_qq_and_more__20080127.html About China blogosphere, travel, and entrepreneurship Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:28:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Kai http://cnreviews.com/china_blogosphere/links_china_microblogging_hong_kong_20_abang_learnings_qq_and_more__20080127.html#comment-104 Kai Mon, 28 Jan 2008 08:45:31 +0000 http://cnreviews.com/china_blogosphere/links_china_microblogging_hong_kong_20_abang_learnings_qq_and_more__20080127.html#comment-104 1. I can't really say I follow or even agree with David Feng's short pseudo-analysis of linguistics when it comes to "bei guan zhu." To a certain extent, there definitely are cultural differences towards the concept of "individualism within society" but I don't really see a case being made by David there with respect to Twitter-esque services or not. 2. Did you say "homeboys?" Oh my god, "peeps?" I'll never see you quite the same way again, Elliot. 3. I posted a response to Thomas Crampton's About.com article <a href="http://www.tripdingo.com/2008/01/28/5-aboutcom-insights-about-chinese-internet-users/" rel="nofollow">here</a>. 1. I can’t really say I follow or even agree with David Feng’s short pseudo-analysis of linguistics when it comes to “bei guan zhu.” To a certain extent, there definitely are cultural differences towards the concept of “individualism within society” but I don’t really see a case being made by David there with respect to Twitter-esque services or not.

2. Did you say “homeboys?” Oh my god, “peeps?” I’ll never see you quite the same way again, Elliot.

3. I posted a response to Thomas Crampton’s About.com article here.

]]> By: TripDingo http://cnreviews.com/china_blogosphere/links_china_microblogging_hong_kong_20_abang_learnings_qq_and_more__20080127.html#comment-103 TripDingo Mon, 28 Jan 2008 08:39:17 +0000 http://cnreviews.com/china_blogosphere/links_china_microblogging_hong_kong_20_abang_learnings_qq_and_more__20080127.html#comment-103 <strong>5 About.com Insights about Chinese Internet Users?...</strong> I’ll be honest, it is far easier being a critic than an advocate. It is easier to rip apart something than to build something up. It is easier destroying than creating. In science, we call it “peer-review.” And it’s a good conce... 5 About.com Insights about Chinese Internet Users?…

I’ll be honest, it is far easier being a critic than an advocate. It is easier to rip apart something than to build something up. It is easier destroying than creating.
In science, we call it “peer-review.”
And it’s a good conce…

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