2007年11月11日 星期日 12:14
在 2007-11-11日的 02:53 +0800,Sutra Zhou写道: > 有趣的是,大多数而不是所有西 方银行,在中过都在这个列表中。 > > 这句话中的"中过"是不是应该是"中国"。确认一下,修正一下wiki页面。 > > 另外wiki里的排版和原文不一致。 关于wiki帐号: 以前是只要注册,就可以修改页面,但发现,有乱改(接近破坏)的现象,就关闭 了,现在调整成注册帐号之后,加入一个权限组的帐号才能编辑。 如果大家有需要,可以注册帐号,然后将帐号发出来,然后zoomq会帮助加入信任 组,这样大家就可以自己编辑了。比如:Sutra Zhou, Zhang Weiwu,可以加进 来,维护各自的翻译和银行状态。 > > 在07-11-10,Zoom. Quiet <zoom.quiet at gmail.com> 写道: > On Nov 10, 2007 11:01 PM, YuCheng Ting < yuchting at gmail.com> > wrote: > > Bill Xu wrote: > > >>> > > >>> > > >> 如果无中文版,宣传作用减半。故建议谁翻译一下?宫博士本人 > 如果中文比较好, > > >> 当建议事先就使用中文撰写,因为所涉及问题在中国,中文撰写 > 读者多,作用好。 > > >> > > > 恩,看看哪个朋友有时间翻译一下? > > > > > > 另外,可以帮助在各个论坛和社区里推广这样的事情,获得更大的 > 影响力。 > > > > > > > > 哈啊,又是我啦 :-0 这个大闲人. > > > 整理到维基中了! > http://www.zeuux.com/moin/PutMoneyWhereYourHeart > > 不过什么时候,才让俺上来定制我们的维基哪,现存的样式实在不美观 > 哪.... > > > Put Money Where Your Heart Is — Support Banks That Support > Open Platforms > > November 9th, 2007 by lgong > > > > I am sitting here talking to Bill Xu, founder of ZEUUX, a > China-based > > open source, free software, > > organization, and quite inspired by his initiative to get > Chinese banks > > to support non-IE, non- > > Microsoft users in their online banking systems. > > > > The Mozilla Manifesto stated very eloquently that the > internet is an > > increasingly important element in modern life and it is > crucial to keep > > it open, innovative, and accessible. One way towards > ensuring openness > > is to provide users with choice. It is the lack of choice > that Bill has > > issues with some Chinese banks, notably China Merchant Bank > (CMB). Like > > some other Chinese banks, CMB got sold a Microsoft-based > online banking > > solution and is offering its services via only ActiveX, a > component that > > is proprietary and available on Windows but not other > systems. As a > > result, if you are a Linux or Apple user, or even if you use > Firefox on > > Windows, you would not be able to complete login. > > > > So Bill started a campaign earlier this year (see > http://www.zeuux.com/) > > with an open letter to CMB. It has generated a lot of > following, with > > tons of comments on the forum and around 200 similar open > letters > > written by supporters. The US-based Free Software Foundation > also issued > > a letter in support of this initiative (see > > http://www.fsf.org/news/open-letter-to-cmb). > > > > So far CMB and other ActiveX-only banks are not responding > publicly but > > according to some sources the campaign has instigated a lot > of heated > > debate inside these banks. It is ironic that, although it is > well > > publicized that the Chinese government has officially been > backing open > > source and has spent a lot of fiscal money into efforts to > promote Linux > > and other programs (see Red Flag, Red Office, etc.), right > under its > > nose the banks are locked into proprietary systems such that > these > > government-supported computer systems could not be used to > access > > day-to-day banking services. A side note — it is said that > some MII > > (Ministry of Information Industry) public service sites are > locked into > > proprietary Microsoft features, thus precluding the very > people who > > support MII's own Linux initiative. > > > > But not all banks are Microsoft-only banks. One shining > example is > > Shanghai Puding Development Bank, whose Firefox friendly > website has > > fans celebrating. See for example > > http://yx.takeback.net/175/pf-ebank-is-better.html, where > the customer > > was also able to use this platform-neutral feature to > complete > > transactions on the popular Taobao C2C site, which recently > officially > > declared to support only IE, which drew a lot of protests. > > > > Bill and his cohorts keep a close watch on the Chinese banks > and > > maintain a list of "good banks" that support non-IE, > non-Microsoft > > platforms (see > http://www.zeuux.com/moin/CampaignBankStatus). > > Interestingly, most if not all western banks operating in > China are on > > the good-bank list. And many of them are getting RMB > licenses in the > > very near future. > > > > The Mozilla Manifesto prescribes that the simplest way to > support > > Mozilla and its principles is to use Firefox. An extension > of this is to > > put your savings into only banks that support open > platforms. Money > > talks, and the banks will listen. > > > > Comments are closed. > > > > 译: > > > > > > > > 把钱放在心里——支持那些开源平台的银行 > > > > 我正坐在Bill Xu的旁边同他交谈,他是中国开源自由软件组织ZEUUX > 的创办者,对 > > 他的积极的得到中国的银行支持非IE、非Microsoft用户使用网上银 > 行的行动,我 > > 很是有感触。 > > > > 在Mozilla Manifesto 里,很善辩的规定,internet是一个现代生活 > 中不断增长的 > > 重要元素,同时它一定要注意到自身的开放性,创新型和易访问性。 > 一个保证开放 > > 性的方法就是给用户提供选择。正是缺少选择,Bill才对一些中国的 > 银行有很大的 > > 意见,尤其是中国招商银行(CMB)。就像一些其他的中国的银行, > CMB使用的是基 > > 于 Microsoft公司的网上解决方案,同时使用了它提供的只基于 > AcitveX的功能, > > 一个只有在Windows平台上使用的组件,不能再其他的平台上运行。 > 结果,如果你 > > 是Linux或是Apple(Mac OS)的用户,即便你使用的是Firefox,也 > 无法完成此银 > > 行的登录。 > > > > 所以Bill 在今年的早些时候组织了一个运动(见 > http://www.zeuux.com/),至 > > 招行的公开信。这个行动有了大量的追随者,在论坛中有着许多评 > 论,同时大约 > > 200封支持者书写的公开信。US-base Free Software Foundation同 > 时也对这次行 > > 动给予支持(见http://www.fsf.org/news/open-letter-to-cmb)。 > > > > 到现在CMB和其它的只支持ActiveX的银行,都没有对公众表态,但是 > 引起了这些银 > > 行内部人员的大量争论。讽刺的是,虽然中国政府,正式的宣称支持 > 开源和将财政 > > 资金划在Linux和其它系统上(像RedFlag,Red Office等),但是就 > 在他们鼻子底 > > 下的这些银行,就只紧紧的将自己的系统锁定在自己的"私有"系统 > 中,以至于那些 > > 政府计算机系统不能时常获得这些银行的服务。另外,据说一些MII > (Ministry of > > Information Industry 信息产业部门)公共服务网都只支持 > Microsoft私有特性, > > "抵挡住"的正是MII人员自己使用Linux。 > > > > 但是不是所有的银行都是Microsoft银行。一个可喜的例子就是上海 > 浦东发展银 > > 行,对Firefox友好的界面使用户们欢庆。见http: > > //yx.takeback.net/175/pf-ebank-is-better.html,这一个用户也 > 曾经使用这个 > > 平台独立性来完成Taobao (淘宝?) C2C交易,同时也对这个近来 > 官方声明只支 > > 持IE的Taobao,发了一大堆抗议。 > > > > Bill和他的部队一直都对中国的银行保持关注,还提倡一个支持非IE > 非Microsoft > > 平台的"友好银行"列表(见 http: > > //www.zeuux.com/moin/CampaignBankStatus),有趣的是,大多数 > 而不是所有西 > > 方银行,在中过都在这个列表中。同时,很多都将获得了RMB的许可 > 证。 > > > > Mozilla Manifesto 规定了一个简单的方法支持Mozilla和他的方法 > 就是使用 > > Firefox。还有就是使用它将你的钱存进那些支持开放平台上的银 > 行。 > > 关于钱的话题,银行一般都会关注的。 > > > > (Comments are closed) > > 期待你们的评论。 > > > > > > -- > > Yucheng Ting > > Just A Student Now > > For the Game And Freedom > > > > Email: yuchting at gmail.com > > Phone: Always Changed And Contact Me By Email > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > zeuux-universe mailing list > > zeuux-universe at zeuux.org > > http://www.zeuux.org/mailman/listinfo/zeuux-universe > > > > ZEUUX Project - Free Software, Free Society! > > http://www.zeuux.org > > > > -- > '''Time is unimportant, only life important! > 过程改进乃是开始催生可促生靠谱的人的组织! > '''http://zoomquiet.org > blog @ http://blog.zoomquiet.org/pyblosxom/ > wiki @ http://wiki.woodpecker.org.cn/moin/ZoomQuiet > scrap @ http://floss.zoomquiet.org ; http://skm.zoomquiet.org > douban@ http://www.douban.com/people/zoomq/ > 好看簿 @ http://zoomq.haokanbu.com/ > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > Pls. usage OOo to replace M$ Office. http://zh.openoffice.org > Pls. usage 7-zip to replace WinRAR/WinZip. http://7-zip.org > You can get the truely Freedom 4 software. > _______________________________________________ > zeuux-universe mailing list > zeuux-universe at zeuux.org > http://www.zeuux.org/mailman/listinfo/zeuux-universe > > ZEUUX Project - Free Software, Free Society! > http://www.zeuux.org > > _______________________________________________ > zeuux-universe mailing list > zeuux-universe at zeuux.org > http://www.zeuux.org/mailman/listinfo/zeuux-universe > > ZEUUX Project - Free Software, Free Society! > http://www.zeuux.org -- Bill Xu Founder, ZEUUX Project | bill at billxu.com Free Software, Free Society | +86 139 1051 1732 http://www.zeuux.org | http://www.billxu.com
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