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can some one tell me what is the best approach for a non tech person to build a social networking site in China?

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ricki888c - Sat, 2008-07-05 20:48

What is the best approach? I am not a tech savvy person.


Introduce ChinaOpen

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john.zhu - Wed, 2008-05-14 20:36

Three months into planning, overcoming all kinds of odds and challenges (including the latest challenge of the Chinese firewall!) -- we are pressing ahead with ChinaOpen.

And on the eve of returning to China to iron out the logistic details, I would like to point you to http://www.china-osl.com and watch the Flash-video, which captures in essence, our message, spirit and goal of our ChinaOpen initiative.

In short, this summer, for 2-months, we will round up 50-200 Chinese students to work on Open-Source projects from worldwide. Currently in two tracks:
1. Drupal, and

How can China be of services to Drupal -- practically?

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john.zhu - Wed, 2008-04-16 18:50

We have been pondering about how to best evangelize China into the Drupal community -- and in droves.

After operating in China for two years, and despite of our best trying such as holding the Drupal BootCamp event in Beijing http://www.drupalchina.org/node/3638, our biggest challenge is the practicality of getting Chinese acquainted with Drupal -- BEFORE we can even talk about having them participate into the DROP program, let alone directly contribute into module or theme writing.

Shanghai Beijing Connection

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discursives@dru... - Sun, 2007-11-04 09:59

Hi there,

Raincity Studios is opening an office in Shanghai right now and Robert Scales from Raincity is in Beijing at the moment. Check out this post for more information about it: http://www.raincitystudios.com/thestandard/raincity-studios-opens-shanghai-office .

Alex Rollin
http://raincitystudios.com


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