Terence EdenJul 25
I've found that replying to unsolicited messages with "杀猪盘?" is a remarkably effective way of flushing out scammers 😆
Show threadmikotoJul 25
@Edent Hi. I don't mean to rude, but I have concerns about the risk of promoting
negative prejudice against Chinese people. Scammers are not limited to Chinese speakers, of course. I wonder why you don't recommend to reply in the very language spoken to you: "Are you a scammer?"
Show threadPatrick Morris Miller
@mikoto @Edent The second best way to write a post that starts with "I don't mean to be rude" is by ending it after the word "rude". (The best way, of course, is not to write it at all.)
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Show threadmikotoJul 25
@kentenmakto @Edent I appreciate your advice about English usage.
And, do you think that overlooking the discrimination is the best attitude?
Show threadPatrick Morris MillerJul 25
@mikoto @Edent I was giving you advice about manners. Too bad you didn't take it. *plonk*