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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
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Lol, so long as it doesn't breach google's adwords policy, there's nothing stopping you from creating an ad like that I don't think.
Of course the Taiwan gov might complain it's too similar to their campaign which will probably have it removed from the network though.
What did you see when you followed the link?
Oooh. There's nothing more sensitive than Taiwan :)
It could be worse though, it could have read as "Visit Taiwan.gov.tw. To learn about China"
I love lazy web designers who just copy and paste. Good job fellas!
I visited the "My Egov" site in reference out of curiosity, for the first time since May 2008.
For tidbits about Japanese Taiwan on that site, type "colonial" or "occupation" in the search box. It'll get you there faster than "Japanese".
Although that will not prevent your search based on “Japanese” to succeed, they have studiously avoided listing “Japanese” as key word of their articles.
It rekindles one of my pet peeves about Taiwan.
This territory used to be part and parcel of the empire that nurtured its development.
For the last half century, the Taiwanese economy benefited from historical, cultural and interpersonal links between the two areas.
Many Taiwanese speak Japanese and quietly hanker for Japan.
But those dorks put out 5 or 6 language versions of their site, including Russian. And no Japanese version available?!
This lack of Japanese language information at gov. level is unconscionable.
With 300.000 Japanese tourists/yearly...?!! What are those baka yaros thinking?!
Wow you leave your Gmail Webclips on? I just turn that off in the settings.
hehehe.... someone's stuck in the early 20th century!
by the way, quite a few senior citizens in Taiwan who are part of the aboriginal nations still speak Japanese better than Mandarin.
and they used to use modified katakana to write Taiwanese native languages (Google "Taiwan kana" or "Taiwanese kana").
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