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I didn't plan to post a comment on this news until the forth person sent me the link and asked: "Jian Shuo, is it true?"
What I can confirm is, 1) it is true. 2) It is required since 2000 but never been enforced like this time. It was reported that 74% have registered. Well. I am not so sure. My Site Remains Illegal in China. 3) I am planning to register my blog.
Posted by Jian Shuo Wang at June 10, 2005 12:21 AM
Copyright: You are free to redistribute this work, as long as you keep this disclaimer
and this link: http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20050610_blog_registration_in_china.htm
as an old saying “High position invites criticism” (shu da zhao feng), since your Blog was voted as Top 10 China Blogs, hehe, it is time for you to do it.
anyway, I sympathize with you...
Posted by: Joel on June 10, 2005 3:31 AMsupport you, you blog is very good blog, i like it. :-)
Posted by: garrison on June 10, 2005 5:19 AMI read somewhere that an "anonymous" official saying that no personal blogs were going to be allowed. I surely hope that is not true. Good luck Jian Shuo!
Posted by: Tom on June 10, 2005 5:54 AMI suggest Jianshuo to take about 10-20 minutes to register this site. Normally it will be passed in the next several days. Then you can put a "registered logo" here, hehe.
Just like xxx, if you can't change it, just try to enjoy...
A little A-Qiu:)
Posted by: iamcj (external link) on June 10, 2005 10:57 AMThe trouble is, if you want to register "your personal site", you have to fill a table with many personal information even include mobile-phone and so on.
The survival of the site, the place we can chat, something must be sacrificed:(
Posted by: iamcj (external link) on June 10, 2005 11:00 AMI'm a Malaysian working in China. My blog is hosted by a Malaysian web host. Do I have to register?
Posted by: killarkai (external link) on June 10, 2005 11:43 AMI wrote an entry about this regarding the "Adopt a Chinese Blog" project:
http://www.richardhong.com/en/p/Adopt_cn_blog.php
Actually it's not that bad, but filling some much personal details really make me feel being scouted. I am wondering whether China is the first country to do this kind of stuff in the world?
Posted by: Richard Hong (external link) on June 10, 2005 12:42 PMWhat needs to be registered? Just the website owners name and address? If that's all then I wouldn't find it a problem at all. You also have to provide those things when registering the domain name in europe or the states.
Posted by: CyeZ (external link) on June 10, 2005 1:12 PMThis is my blog "http://rockychen.blogsome.com", not like yours with an independent domain "www.wangjianshuo.com". Does my blog need to be registered? I hope (& I think) the answer is negative, 'cause I know little about the server.
Posted by: Rocky (external link) on June 10, 2005 1:52 PM
It's really a pity that catch-33 must be applied before the end of May.
Only the websites(include blogs) that own a top-domain need to register.
For example, www.wangjianshuo.com, blog.iamcj.net:)
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Wonder why this thing is made such a hoobla boo. Thats so simple...
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Ce blog est conçu comme un lieu de débat et d’échange dans le cadre du comité de Paris du soutien de la candidature de Ségolène ROYAL aux élections Présidentielles du 2007
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