Re:Walking Through the Official Document on China' Social Cr...
by DyslexicAtheist on Thursday October 18, 2018 @02:40PM
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most posts on the site aim to "debunk" the myth of Chinese products being a security risk and that Westerners just overreacting
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Re:Walking Through the Official Document on China' Social Cr...
by paraditedc on Thursday October 18, 2018 @02:47PM
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Hey, I wrote all 5 articles and I think only the 5th one on Huawei fits your description?
Appreciate if you can provide some feedback on how to be less biased, if that's what you mean.
Re:Walking Through the Official Document on China' Social Cr...
by yorwba on Thursday October 18, 2018 @04:34PM
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If you write about topics the mainstream media have reported on, it's easy to end up looking like an apologist. The media tend to focus on negative stories because negativity drives attention. Unless you deliberately put your stories through a similar filter (why I'm not suggesting you should do), they'll be more positive than the audience has come to expect.
You could somewhat avoid that by writing about lesser-known topics. Some suggestions: image-retouching apps like B612/Faceu (although I recall some outrage about their skin-whitening effect making it to Twitter) and Chinese-only games (I know there are some big ones, but I haven't even been interested enough so far to find out whether "吃鸡" means to lose or to win).