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Shifu

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Q: How many are there now?

It seems to me there are an awful lot of  "new"users on the site either asking inane questions or demonising everyone but China.

How many new 'mouthpieces' have you spotted recently?

12 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Shifu

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Glad you asked. There's been an increase in anonymous posters, obviously some are new users not knowing if they should let people know who they are. Then there's one of them furiously posting questions without giving details. And finally there's one who's bent on insulting Sorrel. I'm surprised Admin hasn't spotted him yet with his colorful French. Is it because of the new school term that many new FTs joined? Or is it something else? Who knows? But I'm still not answering anonymous posts....

louischuahm:

And one more...there are a few who are digging up posts as far back as 2 years ago....

12 years 22 weeks ago
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coineineagh:

THread necromancy is an easy mistake to make, though. If you write up a question title, there are automatically links to similar Qs listed in a drop down. If you don't pay attention to the date, you may accidentally comment on a long-dead topic. Some resurrected Qs are weird, but others are interesting reads.

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CharlieB:

The newbees who post comments to 2+ year old questions drive me nuts! How bored to you have to be to go that deep into the questions?

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New Peasant here. I have been lurking for about 5 years and only joined today after reading the OP from the moron who was the first foreign teacher to be fired in China.

 

Should I expect that old turkey, "who the f*#k are you?" from the old hands? Should I care? Probably not.

mike168229:

If you're a nice chap who doesn't bullshit, insult, ask stupid shit or think that the sun shines out of Chinas' arse then you will be fine!

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iWolf:

Then maybe we'll get on fine, however, I am prone to issuing a bitch-slap when it is deserved.

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DrMonkey:

You'll have to run naked around your building 7 times, drink a full bottle of mao tai in a single shot, and then you will be accepted as one of us. One of us !!!

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iWolf:

That's great news Mr DrMonkey, that's the sort of shit I do for kicks anyway.

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sorrel:

you'll fit right in here 

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MissA:

You'll get along just fine...

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Usually, the trolls are self-revealing after some time because they become over-confident. Then, either they get caught red-handed doing an offence (multiple accounts for example) and get banned, or they just leave by themselves. No worries.

Also, I would not cry "wolf" just because someone is positive about life here, or have a chip on the shoulder with things not Chinese. As much as I *HATE* the censorship and the thought police going on in China, I would feel an hypocrite encouraging a party line in this forum.

iWolf:

Mr DrMonkey, only my wife cries 'wolf", ok? I am flattered and must apologize, you are not my type.

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It's the tone of them that bothers me...derogatory terms for Japanese, calling police "pigs" and generally "acting" like they're in a meltdown phase. If not wumaos, certainly they're giving the true wumaos ammunition to further slag foreigners in general.

And, they generally don't contribute any more than just posting a troll-bait question and then no longer participate in their own threads.

Spiderboenz:

Well... Police ARE pigs.

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7, or I think 8.  Not sure.

 

How many people have been on this forum for years and feel like they are chatting with their friends and do not like input from new people?  

 

How hard is it to ignore or live and let live posters you don't like?  

 

What else could we be doing right now?  

 

Why ask why?

 

no why!  

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