Saturday, August 11, 2007
Bitter Pill to swallow
Well here goes my open letter to the moderators and people behind chowrangi.com
"Just as I suspected, you people are so biased that you are willing to publish an extremely biased and malicious review of Spider every month - which happens to be the only credible IT magazine in the country but when it comes to publishing the mistakes of your esteemed 'reviewer' ...(yes I am being sarcastic) written in his chosen style via blogs( that is by getting personal and abusive) you guys chickened out from publishing my comments to his review.... Is that being fair ?
I guess tasting your own medicine is a bitter pill to swallow.
Why don't you have a moderation policy for what your bloggers are posting online ?
Is moderation only meant for people commenting on your blog ?
Keep up the biased attitude and publishing crap in the name of so called reviews and you will soon lose out on credibility and popularity.
Friday, August 10, 2007
Freedom of Speech
All I have to say to this idiot who posts under the name of Fahd at chowrangi.com and has taken upon himself to launch a smear campaign against Pakistan's first internet and information technology Magazine Spider, under the pretext of a review is
For starters, quote ‘Khayyam Siddiqui tells that they are soon going to jot down on the back of Spider that reading it is injurious to health and especially his articles are a sure-fire way to catch mind-cancer. what a pathetic piece, he seems to be one of those dweebish types who call themselves social nerds.’ unquote...is clearly a personal attack…which really speaks volumes by itself about your outlook against people who can actually write coherently and get it published, rather that relying on malicious blog posts to catch visitors attention. For the uninitiated, the article being criticized was a simple piece creating awareness about the dangers of driving while talking on a mobile phone. Please do share your feelings on this blog, when you lose a loved one because someone was irresponsible enough to drive and talk on the phone at the same time.
Referring to quote ‘Then they show a touch of usefulness, which brought a nice, fresh blow of air. Spider presented you a list of official websites of
Next quote ‘Then Chris Cork, dont leave much of an impact through his article regarding the digital divide, but his one point needs to be repeated here which says that consistent failure to make investments in education as a change agent by any government since partition has crippled millions and the growth of digital divide between haves and havenots will cripple million more.’ unquote…The sentence clearly conveys - why bother reading the actual article when I can get away with just copying and paste the words in bold on the second page of the article, and fool people into thinking that you have gone through the entire piece?