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Q: Where will you go?

eChinacities was offline to me (and it looks like to everyone else) for most of the last two days.  I kept getting "Error 502 Bad Gateway" messages.  Is The Cat going to tell us why?  Probably not.  During this down time I wondered where eCc members would go to get their kicks if eCc got blowed up, and there was no Answers section any more.  Where would The Blogger go to riff and rant?  What would Copy & Paste Boy do?  And what about all the angry MFs, where would they go to vent their sexist, racist, misogynist, xenophobic, and other fears?

 

So the question is:  If the eCc Answers section disappears forever, what Internet site/s will you go to instead?

 

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I’ve found myself using Reddit a lot more. It has a dedicated China sub and in that different subs for visa/travel/individual cities, etc. it’s a lot more livelier than here

 

Most other China based forums, especially city specific,  are slowly dying. 

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I’ve found myself using Reddit a lot more. It has a dedicated China sub and in that different subs for visa/travel/individual cities, etc. it’s a lot more livelier than here

 

Most other China based forums, especially city specific,  are slowly dying. 

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I second reddit, although I'm more of a lurker there and don't engage with the community like I do here. I've even been able to identify a few of our ecc members on there even though they use different names. 

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Dave's esl has a China forum, havent used it lately, but I researched it thoroughly before I came to China back in 2008 to 2010.

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Seems Reddit is the only half-viable alternative to this Answers section.  Sigh.

 

Good luck getting your kicks at Dave's ESL.  This is what Dave has to say about postings there:

 

General Discussion
A general discussion on teaching around the globe. Non-teaching/job-related postings will be deleted

 

China (Job-related Posts Only)
Posts that are not job-related will be removed

 

It's worth noting of the dozens of countries listed at Dave's forum only China has a special note about not posting content not related to jobs.  Does that suggest the banished refugees from Dave's ended up here at eCc?

 

What is Victoria gonna do if she can't post her blogs here at The Cat's friendly Answers emporium?  Come on Vik, tell us your backup plan so your devoted blog readers can follow you in the future.

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