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Are All We Chinese Wrong???
- Thread starter syf29
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Hi,
That is not entirely true. We allow Chinese IPs and Language, although applications for hosting has to be in English. In fact, we have several Chinese sites from genuine members who want to learn.
That is not entirely true. We allow Chinese IPs and Language, although applications for hosting has to be in English. In fact, we have several Chinese sites from genuine members who want to learn.
This guy doesn't seem to give up on asking everyone why free hosts ban chinese IP.
There are 2 reason which i can think of. First is due to the high abuse rate from China. Second the web host targets a limited visitors.
I host a few Chinese websites and the only reason I don't allow anymore sites in a language I don't understand is because I don't know what their content is really about. I don't monitor the sites I host everyday or even every month, but when I do I like to know what I'm reading and not have to use an online translator. I do/would host sites from China as long as the content was in English or Spanish.
But most of the time, its not the host that bans Chinese IPs, its China's firewall. e.g at one stage Google was banned, it was not because Google blocks Chinese IPs, but China blocked them.
I'd say it's about 50/50. The Chinese government is responsible for about half of the inaccessible free hosts, and the hosts themselves are responsible for the rest.
I think that abuse is the only reason that hosts ban Chinese traffic. Darkcurves's "limited visitors" argument is invalid because the hosts certainly do not target Sierra Leone or Malaysia, and yet those countries are not banned. If we are to go by his definition, then all countries except for a few English-speaking ones would be banned.
I think that abuse is the only reason that hosts ban Chinese traffic. Darkcurves's "limited visitors" argument is invalid because the hosts certainly do not target Sierra Leone or Malaysia, and yet those countries are not banned. If we are to go by his definition, then all countries except for a few English-speaking ones would be banned.
why this guy ask the same quetion again and again?
BTW please not say these again
i think you can affort any host. i am confuse that you have money to be online, why you say you have no much money.
in fact the cost of paid host will not much more than the cost of internet. and i hardly can believe you have no much money to affort the host
BTW please not say these again
i think you can affort any host. i am confuse that you have money to be online, why you say you have no much money.
in fact the cost of paid host will not much more than the cost of internet. and i hardly can believe you have no much money to affort the host
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And many hosts ban Chinese IPs for fear that they might create chinese-based websites, and as they don't understand Chinese they ban those stuff.
Oh by the way, I'm Chinese too.
Oh by the way, I'm Chinese too.
