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If the facts are accurate and these identified people did in fact migrate to Weibo, does it matter? > maybe there was a bigger migration to other platforms? T
by BaseballPhysics 3y ago
If the facts are accurate and these identified people did in fact migrate to Weibo, does it matter?
> maybe there was a bigger migration to other platforms?
The article isn't at any point making the claim that all users are moving to Weibo.
It specifically mentions an identifiable set of artists, and then speaks about their experiences having migrated.
That's it
Are you claiming those facts or the reporting around them are in some way inaccurate?
Frankly, you seem to be looking for controversy where there is none. I'm as concerned about the behaviour of the CCP as anyone (and as an aside, the total disappearance of the Uighur story in the media is extremely concerning to me) but there's a point where it starts to veer into sinophobia.
- ninjin 3y ago> Frankly, you seem to be looking for controversy where there is none. […] there's a point where it starts to veer into sinophobia. If that is the level of conversation you seek, I will stay out of your conversations. I was happy to learn something about state-owned news outlets, thought the article was perhaps overstating things a bit by using “flocking” for ~20 illustrators, and also found the overall tone of the article to be oddly celebrant as opposed to factual. Make of that what you will and I will try stay clear of you from now on.