
Not sure how many of them that have spoken to their viewers about the petition through their streams or Twitter feeds but I'm certain that at least a couple of them have.
Crossbreed wrote:How about the Chinese community, have hey been involved yet?
The announcement has been translated to a ton of languages, but the petition hasn't. And I'm not sure if change.org has a chinese/mandarin translation of their site? So bottom line, wondering if people who don't speak English well are A) aware of the petition and B) able to sign it easily.
If not, maybe we can find somebody influential within their community to spread the word and potentially a quick guide how to sign?
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Crossbreed wrote:SikSan wrote:Well almost all chinese evaporated right after the shutdown announcement, hehe) I don't say all chinese are gold farmers and I'm sure there was some good and fair players. That is the story. Sad but true.
Nah I don't think so tbh - I mean sure, you had a fair share of these too, but still thinking the vast majority of their community played just for fun like anyone else.
I've never really seen many Chinese players around these forums. Makes sense too, assuming the majority doesn't speak English well, why hang around here (plus, let's be honest, the English speaking community wasn't very... welcoming).
The latter of which makes me think maybe they have organized some other hangout/forum or so? Just like there was a global Chinese chat channel from what I know.
So hoping some Chinese player may read this and make sure to spread the word, in case they still have some communication channel going on as well. The Chinese community was one of the - or even the - biggest ones after all, their support could go a long way for the petition.
(Same potentially goes for any other community with language barriers of course)
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Crossbreed wrote:How about the Chinese community, have hey been involved yet?
The announcement has been translated to a ton of languages, but the petition hasn't. And I'm not sure if change.org has a chinese/mandarin translation of their site? So bottom line, wondering if people who don't speak English well are A) aware of the petition and B) able to sign it easily.
If not, maybe we can find somebody influential within their community to spread the word and potentially a quick guide how to sign?
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Gnomey wrote:This is the list of the streamers that Sodapoppin currently has reached out to, and they have all shown their support and interest in official Legacy servers from Blizzard.
Not sure how many of them that have spoken to their viewers about the petition through their streams or Twitter feeds but I'm certain that at least a couple of them have.
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Lokrosh wrote:Gnomey wrote:This is the list of the streamers that Sodapoppin currently has reached out to, and they have all shown their support and interest in official Legacy servers from Blizzard.
Not sure how many of them that have spoken to their viewers about the petition through their streams or Twitter feeds but I'm certain that at least a couple of them have.
Would be cool if Kripp made a video, because he's a veteran top player, but i think he makes a living off promoting HS so i doubt it.
Hammersplat wrote:http://tieba.baidu.com/p/4483819062
looks like the chinese are following all the Nostalrius news. Idk what it all says.