Building a Better Koreabridge, part 1

I considered joining the podcast, but I wasn't certain what Jeff Lebow had planned for KB and PW. It's been 12 years, and I have loving memories of PW. I still go to the movies section to access the link for Lotte or CGV if I want to check out what's playing. I used to receommend the site for students, but not recently. I just hope this is a serious push to reclaim what was a great resource.

I want to seond the motion for max expression, zero censorship. The management can publish its editorial standards - and should - but I don't want to restrict access or expression. it's an example of cultural pride that Westerners would include anyone in a debate, regardless of national origin or level of critical thinking ability.

Aside from open debates, I think KB should outsource blacklists and other commercial activities, to avoid legal isses. Also, it promotes relationships with Korean entities safely. It's laudable to bring Koreans in, but there's just so many ways the relationships could be misconstrued.

I like the KB tag idea for bloggers.

As a morning person, could I put a vote in for an early chat? How about a Sunday?

Thanks all for the chat! I'm getting that old PW community feeling!

[riffly_video]989906802AD311DE9D5EC94D49680BD4[/riffly_video] Link to the community contribution Forum Thread http://koreabridge.net/discussion/koreabridge-community-contribution

Thanks, Jeff!

It seems most of the Korea-related podcasts and other programming is Seoul-based. Is there a southern, Busan-oriented product only Busan-based expats can bring?