不知道為什麼

這個學期開始的時候很有衝勁

也許是不想再重修的心態吧

可是這幾天有因為一些不愉快的事令我 feeling depressed

原來的衝勁好像有點被沖淡了

會不會這次又像過去的兩年那樣

只認真了兩個月 然後忽悠度日

最後一事無成

我開始學會沈默

對於很多不合理的事 我選擇閉嘴

這是代表我老了還是開始學習當一個世故人？(sophisticated)

Let’s see.

I’ve been a heavy Plurk user since May (or maybe June) 2008, and I’ve used 3 IDs on Plurk. The two previous IDs were removed after I’ve abandoned them.

However, today I’ve received an add-as-friend notification.  That user’s ID is “chitsaou”, the same as my world-wide ID. I wonder why Plurk admit the registration of removed ID; however, it does happen now!

The chitsaou on Plruk is **NOT** ME. Anything he said on Plurk can **NOT** represent my point of view.  He is a fake, and has troubled my real identity in the Internet world.

Here I would like to announce some CLARIFICATIONS:

chitsaou on Plruk is **NOT** MINE.

and it is **NOT** UNDER MY CONTROL.

ANYTHING he said on Plurk is **NOT** my point of view.

I’ve sent an email to the Plurk staff clarifying that he is fake, and I’m the real.

However, this means that there’s a bug in Plurk:

ANYONE can register an ID even if it has been deleted by the original owner.

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btw, I don’t wanna disclose my real Plurk ID, because I just wanna my real-world friends join my Plurk network, not strangers.

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[update 2009/09/06 AM 1:46] At about 1am，the ID becomes “page not found.” I don’t know whether it was done by himself or by the Plurk staff (I’ve sent an email about the abuse of using other’s ID, and the problem of registering deleted IDs.)  If the staff asks me to present some evidences, I would sent them the screenshot of his user page;  I may also ask them to check the httpd access logs if  they allowed.

I’ll repost the mails when they’ve replied me.

[update 2009/09/06 AM 2:12] I’ve checked chitsaou’s user page again, it seems that “chitsaou” has been occupied by someone, but I can’t ensure that the operator is the same as previous one.

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感謝英語系很正的學妹幫忙校稿。