Similar sites for Korea, Taiwan?
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Similar sites for Korea, Taiwan?
Hey there, this is a nice site. Does anyone know of anything similar for Korean and Taiwanese baseball?
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Re: Similar sites for Korea, Taiwan?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jan 28, 2004 9:01 AM
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Thomas St. John, a frequent contributor to the Korea Times, is working on one on KBO (Korean Baseball Organization). When he tells me it's done, I'll post the URL here.
The last I heard he was working on finding someone to get his database and site to communicate with one another. I offered to volunteer (free of charge) my services (as that's kind of what I do for a living), but he wants to do everything in the Microsoft world with ASP. If only he'd switch to Java on a UNIX-like system (FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OSX, etc.) then I could lend a hand. [You couldn't pay me to work on a Microsoft server.]
The last I heard he was working on finding someone to get his database and site to communicate with one another. I offered to volunteer (free of charge) my services (as that's kind of what I do for a living), but he wants to do everything in the Microsoft world with ASP. If only he'd switch to Java on a UNIX-like system (FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OSX, etc.) then I could lend a hand. [You couldn't pay me to work on a Microsoft server.]
Re: Similar sites for Korea, Taiwan?
[ Author: Kiyoshi | Posted: Jan 28, 2004 10:22 AM
| HAN Fan
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Until Thomas St. John gets his KBO site going japanesebaseball.com has the "Around Asia" forum at here.
Also there is an underused site [kbo.kyperboards2.com] that deals with the Korean Baseball Organization.
Also there is an underused site [kbo.kyperboards2.com] that deals with the Korean Baseball Organization.
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