主题：【置顶贴】欢迎新兵+测试发贴处 -- landlord

测试一下 good luck

刚才无论如何不能提交，不知为什么

潜水很久了，好像当初是顺着老冰在牛博网的链接走了过来，这一过来，就发现这是个好地方。有点乐不思蜀了。呵呵。

没啥子才华，本想一心只当个看客，资深潜水员（虽然已经潜了个大半年地时光了），但发现有些文章（神仙）不登录还看不了，就得过来注册了，呵呵

很喜欢这里的文章，虽然有点不太习惯这界面的操作。

今天报个到，争取以后也能发点干货。

（这一来就有点抱怨了，呵呵）

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特色汤

刚才看了关于这个主题的帖子，深有同感。这是我以前给CNN的抗议信：

Dear Mr. Lou Dobbs,

I am a frequent viewer of news programs on CNN. While I think most of the reporting is fair and balanced, I have an issue with you calling China "Communist" every time you mention that country's name, which in my view is unnecessary, unbalanced and provocative without achieving anything constructive. Instead it tends to inflame viewers' negative emotions towards a country that is very complex and that should not be generalized with such an unhelpful term. How would you like it if CCTV, roughly the Chinese equivalent of CNN, called the United States "capitalist" or "imperialist" every time it mentions its name? Would you say that would be a good journalistic practice? Would you say that would help build a positive relationship between two great nations who cooperate with each other as well as have honest differences in their views on many issues?

I know yours is a commentary type of program that is not strictly news reporting, but I don't recall any other news organization having such a name-calling practice as yours, and I can’t see a very good reason for that. The world is not black or white.

INFORM, don't INFLAME!