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Netizens asked to vote yes or forget it

By Hu Meidong and Peng Yining | China Daily | Updated: 2010-12-22 08:05

XIAMEN, Fujian Netizens have been forced to say they were satisfied with at least half of the government departments in Putian city, in East China's Fujian province, or have their voting rights canceled.

The government of Putian launched an online poll which ran from Dec 1 to Monday to find out whether the public was satisfied with its 79 departments.

But netizens soon found they had to select "satisfied" or "agreeable" for at least half of the departments, because if they voted "dissatisfied" for a majority of the departments, a window would pop up on the official website, saying "Your voting does not meet the requirement".

Netizens asked to vote yes or forget it

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