Posted April 20th, 2012 - 9:39 am by 
from Guangfu, Taiwan (Permalink)
from Guangfu, Taiwan (Permalink)Dear Rebecca,
Just to clarify, this picnic in no strictly a vegetarian or vegan one, but one for all couch serfers, especailly those who are interested in politics?
Thanks
Michelle
Just to clarify, this picnic in no strictly a vegetarian or vegan one, but one for all couch serfers, especailly those who are interested in politics?
Thanks
Michelle
Posted April 24th, 2012 - 4:17 am by 
from Dongshi, Taiwan (Permalink)
from Dongshi, Taiwan (Permalink)New meeting link: http://www.couchsurfing.org/activity/view/4ETOQ0/couchsurfing-picnic-da-an-park-4-28
If you get there early, I can finally meet you.
If you get there early, I can finally meet you.
Posted April 25th, 2012 - 1:57 am by 
from Taipei, Taiwan (Permalink)
from Taipei, Taiwan (Permalink)Hi Michelle, it's not a strictly vegetarian one though I'm a vegetarian for almost three years. :) Thus I'd love to meet more vegetarians here. And I'm not interested in politics either. I simply want to help my dear friend and show him Taiwanese's hospitality and true Couchsurfing spirit. And I planned to hold a picinic long time ago even if he won't visit Taiwan.
Everyone is welcome to join! :)
Everyone is welcome to join! :)
Posted April 25th, 2012 - 3:02 am by from Guangfu, Taiwan (Permalink)
from Guangfu, Taiwan (Permalink)Hi Rebecca,
As the moderator of this group, I will take it down since I don't think this post is relavent to this group. I hope you understand the difference between "being nice and want to help," and the purpose of creating different groups in CS.
All my CSers told me that they are ALL OVERWHALMED at how the Taiwanese bent backword helping them everywhere in Taiwan. One of them even told me that he felt it is a "positive racism" that the Taiwanese are treating the foreigners WAY TOO NICE. I'm not criticising you at all, I simply hope that you are helping EVERY SINGLE PERSON YOU KNOW as much as you help your French friend. And that's my standard of helping my CSers. I'm not telling you what to do, I'm simply explaning to you why I feel it is necessary to take your post down. And I didn't check if you created an activity for this or not, I don't have the time, and it was not my job, either. I simply hope you will understand my reason behind this disappointing act to you. If you think I'm being too bossy or not being fair by taking this post down, feel free to write to me. Let's discuss this more.
And I apologize for not being able to be there on the 28th. I want to attend my Buddhist study group in Taida at 2. But maybe I'll swing by to say hellow before biking to Taida. Hope to see you then, if not sooner.
best,
Michelle
As the moderator of this group, I will take it down since I don't think this post is relavent to this group. I hope you understand the difference between "being nice and want to help," and the purpose of creating different groups in CS.
All my CSers told me that they are ALL OVERWHALMED at how the Taiwanese bent backword helping them everywhere in Taiwan. One of them even told me that he felt it is a "positive racism" that the Taiwanese are treating the foreigners WAY TOO NICE. I'm not criticising you at all, I simply hope that you are helping EVERY SINGLE PERSON YOU KNOW as much as you help your French friend. And that's my standard of helping my CSers. I'm not telling you what to do, I'm simply explaning to you why I feel it is necessary to take your post down. And I didn't check if you created an activity for this or not, I don't have the time, and it was not my job, either. I simply hope you will understand my reason behind this disappointing act to you. If you think I'm being too bossy or not being fair by taking this post down, feel free to write to me. Let's discuss this more.
And I apologize for not being able to be there on the 28th. I want to attend my Buddhist study group in Taida at 2. But maybe I'll swing by to say hellow before biking to Taida. Hope to see you then, if not sooner.
best,
Michelle