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Q: Why are there so many users on eChinacities in the back in the Answers section?

Just wondering. Upon coming here, I was very surprised to see such a vibrant community hidden back here. What do you guys think of the front end (articles, stories)? I see way more answers to questions than to comments made in stories.

13 years 3 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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Who? Articles are OK, I like pictures of girls around China. This is where most people ask and answer.

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Half the stuff from the front page comes from here
We are their resources sector
But we never get the credit for it , just the blame

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I am not best impressed with the front page lot.

I answered their ad for a writer, having written for city guides, business websites and even a couple of newspapers back home.

Apparently I was not what they wanted and they would not tell me why.

I think my face just didn't fit.

I'm not trendy enough for them.

 

masonk:

I wouldn't be too worried about it mike, some of the articles on this site are unnecessary and dumbfounded, would probably devalue your overall worth as an article writer.

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