PAP enters the digital warfare

There is an article in SGEP that the PAP has entered the digital warfare. I have experienced this event in my blog. Here is what has happened.

I created a survey on "voting at the General Election 2011". I asked the respondent to give one vote per person and to provide their true identity. However, there is no way for me to prevent repeated entries, as I was using Google Forms. All went well during the first day. I received 150 responses. They appear to respect my request for honestly. About 10% were in favor of the PAP, 70% were against and 20% were undecided.

This was followed by 50 consecutive replies that were in favor of the PAP. These replies were submitted by the same person, and were about 30 seconds apart. I decided to close the survey, due to this sabotage. It is digital warfare and done dishonestly.

Click here for the specific SGEP article.

Tan Kin Lian

Good customer service - online team

The Times of the UK shows how to provide good customer service and improve productivity at the same time. Our government agencies and commercial organisations can implement this simple idea. Read TKL website - Latest or  or click here.

15 year old speak at SDP rally

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no5OGbvCeyM

SGEP - mention in international blog

SGEP is getting mention in the international blog. See http://globalvoicesonline.org/2011/03/04/singapore-netizens-discuss-election-issues/

Read SGEP Home or SGEP Latest daily

Divorce Law In Ireland | BusinessAndLegal.ie

Grounds for divorce

The grounds for divorce under the Family Law (Divorce) Act 1996 are threefold:

I.        When divorce proceedings commence, the parties must have lived apart for at least 4 of the previous 5 years

II.        There is no reasonable prospect of reconciliation

III.        The Court must make proper provision for the spouses and any dependent members of the family.

(This is part of the family law series)

via businessandlegal.ie

FIDREC should build up trust

Dear Mr Tan
I have just read from your blog on 'Bank Officer Charged On Mini-bonds In China' and this reminded me on your press complaint on 1 Jan 2011 (FidRec needs to build up trust) in which you suggested FidRec or MAS should get an independent organisation to carry out a survey among consumers who have gone through the FidRec process to find out if they felt their cases had been fairly dealt with. Have FidRec or MAS responded to your complaint ?

REPLY
Neither FIDREC or MAS replied to me. They don't bother.

SCMP: Bank officer charged on mini-bonds

A bank officer in China is charged for misleading customers on investing in the mini-bonds. See this report. Many relationship managers in Singapore have committed similar offenses but are not taken to court here.