Topic: special message for those chinese students (Read 1192 times)
I created a child board for the chinese students. Mods, please move the chinese threads there.
grondilu, I half agree with you.
What Nefario has done is very good for the students! They are learning much about how to interact with western people, this is good for them!
They have been learnt remarkably fast. I think that Nefario has helped them more than any other tests would have.
However I do think that the Chinese students could learn even more if they decided to become active members in all the forum, learning how bitcoin works and why we feel that it is important would be great for their global understanding.
What Nefario has done is very good for the students! They are learning much about how to interact with western people, this is good for them!
They have been learnt remarkably fast. I think that Nefario has helped them more than any other tests would have.
However I do think that the Chinese students could learn even more if they decided to become active members in all the forum, learning how bitcoin works and why we feel that it is important would be great for their global understanding.
i didn't see them begging for bitcoin, they were trying to offer a service.
Hi,
first I want to say that in my opinion it's not very cool what Nefario is having you done. Basically he forces you to beg for bitcoins in order to pass your grade. Seriously not cool imo.
However, I seriously think you could make bitcoins much easier on this forum by just taking part in it. Not just in the marketplace forum, but also in other general discussion threads. We occidental people we are quite curious about life in China nowadays. You could tell us what you think of capitalism, whether or not you feel oppressed by government, what your life looks like in every day basis, and so on...
Basically I advise you to take part in our discussions, and put a bitcoin address in your signature. At some point if you write something interesting, you'll get some bitcoins without even having to ask for them.
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