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You can clear your name by doing "good deeds" and restore your government-approved reputation, allowing you to ride trains and you know, be human

• nickthemagicman 8y ago
  Good Deeds? Basically unpaid labor?
  • microcolonel 8y ago
    Deeds deemed good by the CCP.
  • wil421 8y ago
    Is it much different than having to do community service for a misdemeanor? I would think disorderly conduct or public drunkenness are similar to some of these social credit deductions. *I do not agree with social credit just attempting to draw comparisons to the US.
  • sova 8y ago
    There are little community watch ladies who walk around communities of about ~20,000 people and keep tabs on exceptionally good or kind hearted deeds. Example, man loses wallet and the janitor returns it with no money removed. He gets points for returning it and his face on the neighborhood praise wall. Then the guy who got his wallet back makes a banner celebrating the janitor and his photo is also featured on the praise wall. Another man's identity was mistakenly affected by a point deduction and he spent months doing simple small good deeds to earn his right to ride (buy a ticket for) the high speed trains again. Any native Chinese person interviewed about it must necessarily praise the system due to their regime, so I wish all the "interviews" would halt.