3 x SCC 2 x TorrentGui 10 x HDCity

[ddy]

Happy we could work things out, and that you feel welcome here. I think you will find FST a fairly easy site to establish yourself on. Take ddy for example- as of right now, he's got 35 posts and has become a stand-out because he has taken time to learn the BT community rules, comes across as extremely credible as being himself, makes effort in communicating his position, and has ventured outside of the invite section (he's committed himself to telling a new joke every day- and they aren't copy & pasted from elsewhere. He tells them very well! ). Of course, everyone has their own style, but ddy has really done a great job, IMO.

I am happy to hear Z0M13 you can take our advice I think our efforts really does help,meg.I feel so warm to stay in FST and chat with all the members here,and with my friend,meg,once you have sometime,don't forget to come to visit my home country,China and I will keep trying to made our community become better and better,I think it will must be a good experience

Not sure how much weight this will carry but I will vouch for Crazyjoe31.Invited him to one or two places myself. He has never let me down in anyway.

If needed I can PM you the odd screenshot to back up my words.

Thanks for your recommendation,stan,because there are also several people sent some good application to me at the same time,it's really hard for me to make a decision now,i will ask your some questions about your friend,then i think i will choose the most suitable member to be a part of TorrentGui.

[megabyteme]

I am happy to hear Z0M13 you can take our advice I think our efforts really does help,meg.I feel so warm to stay in FST and chat with all the members here,and with my friend,meg,once you have sometime,don't forget to come to visit my home country,China and I will keep trying to made our community become better and better,I think it will must be a good experience

Feel free to call me MBM, most of my friends do around here.

Much to Z0M813's credit, he listened (he and I both took a step back, and each took some of the edginess off of our stances) and now knows quite a bit more about making effective [REQ]'s. We started off in a rough spot, but I found him to be a good guy. I even sent him a "friend's request". Honestly, I would MUCH prefer an outcome like that to flaming each other. I think the vast majority of the active posters want things to go well for new members (some people seem to be hopeless, though ). Unfortunately, quite a few people come here with NO desire for anything outside of collecting invites, and could not care less about (as you mentioned) making a good experience for others.

What part of China do you live, ddr? With the amount of downloading you have done, you must be in a major, modern city. I've heard stories of some of the amazing construction and growth going on- that must be AMAZING to experience! The West has taken advantage of the inexpensive goods for decades now, however; modern manufacturing in China is getting better all the time. We are still getting inexpensive goods, but the quality can be quite good now. Honestly, I believe America is going to continue to lose ground as China continues to build new production facilities and gain competitive advantage.

I'm also curious about your user name. Are you referencing system memory? Dance Dance Revolution? Something else, perhaps...

[mjmacky]

I'm also curious about your user name. Are you referencing system memory? Dance Dance Revolution? Something else, perhaps...

You made me think my eyes were fucked up again, for I read ddy (Y) while you kept referring to it as ddr (R). It had me all????? Also, I don't know why I never considered calling you Meg, that's awesome.

[anon]

You made me think my eyes were fucked up again, for I read ddy (Y) while you kept referring to it as ddr (R). It had me all????? Also, I don't know why I never considered calling you Meg, that's awesome.

Yeah, what jacky said.

[megabyteme]

I'm also curious about your user name. Are you referencing system memory? Dance Dance Revolution? Something else, perhaps...

You made me think my eyes were fucked up again, for I read ddy (Y) while you kept referring to it as ddr (R). It had me all?????

You make a valid point there. Somewhere. DOH!

Also, I don't know why I never considered calling you Meg, that's awesome.

Yeah, awesome...

[IdolEyes787]

Also, I don't know why I never considered calling you Meg, that's awesome.

Yeah, awesome...

Think of it as lessening the confusion for people who have always wondered why you behave like a woman.

[megabyteme]

I'd use Meg from Family Guy as an avy, but I want to keep my current one for a bit longer...

[ddy]

Looks like everyone loves spamming in my thread,anyway i don't mind that,i think It shows every member in FST loves me,i am happy to see that.

What part of China do you live, ddr? With the amount of downloading you have done, you must be in a major, modern city. I've heard stories of some of the amazing construction and growth going on- that must be AMAZING to experience! The West has taken advantage of the inexpensive goods for decades now, however; modern manufacturing in China is getting better all the time. We are still getting inexpensive goods, but the quality can be quite good now. Honestly, I believe America is going to continue to lose ground as China continues to build new production facilities and gain competitive advantage.

I'm also curious about your user name. Are you referencing system memory? Dance Dance Revolution? Something else, perhaps...

Hi,MBMddy is just a simple nick name for me,it doesn't have any special meaning for me,feel to call me Zhu,it's my family name.

I live in Shanghai,China now,it's one of the most modern city in China now,but it still has a long distance to chase some of the biggest cities in USA,because there are too many people who don't care the environment,and too many people came from abroad they went to shanghai to make money,it made our city became too crowded,on the street,you can see different kinds of people,i think the population of the people who really borned in Shanghai is only 50 percent of the whole population of Shanghai,as you mentioned above,we Chinese always offered the inexpensive things to the european country for decades.I don't feel it's a shame,because i think it depends on our economic and society,but i think we need to change the stats now,the fresh blood of China must change the situation,and i believe i am a part of them,we'll change the worlds' sights to china by ourself,China is a country have very long history,it has many traditional constuction,such as the Great wall,the palace museum,etc these are the treasures of our country,if you came to China,don't miss these places,maybe i will lead MBM to visit them And i think we'll definetly made China become one of the greatest country in the world like we did in the past in the future ten years or maybe more longer.

[mjmacky]

You might be interested to know ddy, that I've been to China twice. Once in Jingshan (capital mountain) near Jingmen of Hubei province (about 3 hours west of Wuhan I believe). I also lectured at University of Science & Technology Beijing (nicknamed beike daxue I believe). I've seen many of the sites in China including the great wall, forbidden city, bingma yong. But my favorite parts about China include the traveling and cuisine. I may end up working there during a short interim period next summer just to allow myself more time to travel.

[megabyteme]

Looks like everyone loves spamming in my thread,anyway i don't mind that,i think It shows every member in FST loves me,i am happy to see that.

You've got a nice, comfortable thread- of course we're going to spam it!

And i think we'll definetly made China become one of the greatest country in the world like we did in the past in the future ten years or maybe more longer.

You don't know how much that scares some Westerners (or maybe you do). Truth is, the West has exploited economic imbalances for decades (industrially). We have gotten so dependent on having our goods manufactured that we have reached a "tipping point". I do not see a ten-year point, but rather, a continuation of steady growth in these industrial operations. If there is anything to hinder that growth in China, it won't be from anything done by the West, but the growth of labor unions, and worker stoppages due to discontent- every industrialized nation goes through that phase (it's ugly, and often violent, but is ultimately necessary for the workers to gain a greater stake in the companies they are part of). From reports we see here, much needs to be done to improve working conditions, and to provide greater compensation for many of the workers (I am not certain, however, on how universal that statement caries- there is a HUGE growing middle-class in China, so it must not be so for everyone...)