jOhO
Senior Member
i just add one short one hor ;p
reuters and even national geographic have to be very strict on this cos they are in the business of selling their publications. they cannot afford to fool their audience with fake photos and stories.
on the other hand, the xiaokang website was, as kaychin said, tucked away in the internet waiting for someone to stumble on it and pass the the word along. ithey did not attempt to solicit funds for xiaokang right? so if they didn't then i consider this as just a prank.
right.. u have ur point of view as i have mine as other pple have theirs. so yeah.. even shorter one from me:
i disgaree with u, by virtue of my last sentence in the third paragraph of my last post to u.
