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> Okay, perhaps. But that could also be them jumping on a popular bandwagon. How could there be a bandwagon when twitter is banned in China (so no one could ha
by viscanti 7y ago
> Okay, perhaps. But that could also be them jumping on a popular bandwagon.
How could there be a bandwagon when twitter is banned in China (so no one could have ever seen the tweet), and immediately after the tween all Chinese social media blocked any posts related to the Houston Rockets? There was zero way for anyone in China to even know it was a thing or to be angry.
- knzhou 7y agoI see tons of tweets that I’m supposed to be outraged about every day, and I don’t have a Twitter. People spread around screenshots in posts, articles, messages...
- diego 7y agoLots of people in China (more than you'd imagine) use VPNs. If you want to verify this is true, ask anyone who's used Tinder in China.
- kombucha11 7y agoA lot of Chinese people have Twitter and Facebook accounts FWIW.