(9:03:46 PM) riscphree: I was wondering what the net was like in China. For example, are things like facebook and myspace as popular?
(9:03:52 PM) The_Mimi: yea
(9:03:56 PM) The_Mimi: or hi5
(9:04:01 PM) The_Mimi: everyone uses QQ, so get it now
(9:04:03 PM) The_Mimi: everyone
(9:04:06 PM) The_Mimi: EVERYONE
(9:04:19 PM) riscphree: neat
(9:04:21 PM) The_Mimi: wikipedia is blocked but can be gotten to using anonymouse.org
(9:04:25 PM) The_Mimi: that is about it
(9:04:39 PM) The_Mimi: things with blog in the title "blogger" "blogspot" are blocked too
(9:04:52 PM) riscphree: hahaha
(9:04:58 PM) The_Mimi: umm... some Chinese webpages from other places are blocked for being dicks
(9:05:02 PM) The_Mimi: but that is mostly it
(9:06:30 PM) riscphree: well, we're working on a new type of social interactive site and we're leaning heavily on being able to get it across the globe, I just wasnt sure what the impact the social networking sites have had or if they are loosing ground or what
(9:07:09 PM) The_Mimi: well
(9:07:16 PM) The_Mimi: they are not so popular here as in the U.S.
(9:07:37 PM) The_Mimi: since Tencent inc has QQ the messenger which ties into QQblog or QQass whatever
(9:07:57 PM) riscphree: ahh and since everyone is on QQ and they already have that stuff
(9:07:58 PM) The_Mimi: it is all connected web2.0 and can be accessed from any pc and most mobile phones in the country
(9:08:02 PM) The_Mimi: yep
(9:08:14 PM) riscphree: niice
(9:08:21 PM) The_Mimi: M$ would envy the awesome monopolistic power of this company
(9:08:34 PM) riscphree: hahah that's awesome
(9:09:04 PM) The_Mimi: but you're going to need a bonafide Chinese interface to get anyone to even look at it
(9:09:29 PM) The_Mimi: you'll need to work in Chinese software.. IE... don't use youtube on the Chinese mirror, use youku
(9:09:36 PM) The_Mimi: etcetc
(9:09:36 PM) djmollusk: also cocks