This is the first time I’m watching Malaysian elections from the lenses in Singapore, and it certainly has it fair share of reality distortion as the mainstream newspapers in Malaysia.<\/p>\n
So I’m going home to vote for the first time \ud83d\ude42 must go \u516b\u5366 (busy-body) at least once, who knows the next time I might be in like Artic and SPR don’t accept postal votes. Plus, it has certainly surprised me that a personal hero of mine is actually contesting against the incumbent. Ignoring the rest of the country and just at PJ alone, it does seem that the politicians are of a different breed. I guess one deserve the politician representing you… wonder who got the keris waving guy…<\/p>\n
Ok, let’s compare how they are reaching out to Damansara Jaya voters like me who’s NOT in Damansara Jaya right now. A search for D.P. Chew Mei Fun online gave www.chewmeifun.org<\/a> – Oops! Website Down! The was a site (cached in Google), but it’s gone now. The WHOIS still shows that the site is being owned by the right person…<\/p>\n Let’s try DAP side, wah… newly mint website! Came out as a team dapforpj.org<\/a> too! Hmm, someone told me that budget for these things are bigger from BN, maybe Mei Fun isn’t paying CMF Creative Agency<\/a> enough money, but having an entrepreneur\/CTO<\/a> owning \/ running your site definitely can’t go wrong.<\/p>\n Is a website important? Well, for my constituency (PJ Utara) itself, I have at least 10 personal friends studying\/working right here in Singapore, who are of voting age, and might just go back to vote if the right message gets across. Take that and put in a multiplicative effect and do a cost benefit analysis to compare what’s at stake (the seat! the seat!) creating and running a website (D’oh!) Guess at least the \u8fc7\u6765\u4eba who’s the youngest person to list on SGX (29) has got it figured out!<\/p>\n