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<blockquote data-quote="okow" data-source="post: 187498" data-attributes="member: 14">Although I do agree with your points to a certain degree, this is my take on this matter:Questionaires from forms being &quot;standard operating procedure&quot; by nature and virtue of it being blindly copied and followed without question as to &quot;why&quot; &quot;what&#039;s&quot; needed as it may be relevant to some while not to others.&nbsp; &nbsp;As to your post on database collection of different ethnic for reasons mentioned, my opinion is that we are all Malaysians, irrespective of race and faith. Hence, we should celebrate, target markets based on age, habits, disposable expenditure, etc...&nbsp;How can we all bridge the gap of our differences which is so much more felt now&nbsp; than ever before due to certain quarters championing for race and religion instead of a race for the citizens of Malaysians as a whole.&nbsp;As we accept this to be our country, we comform to live in harmony, &quot;equality&quot; and to survive. It would be very diffcult if we insist on being recognised based on our ethnicity and religion.&nbsp;We have to move on as a Nation - Malaysia for Malaysians!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="okow, post: 187498, member: 14"] Although I do agree with your points to a certain degree, this is my take on this matter: Questionaires from forms being "standard operating procedure" by nature and virtue of it being blindly copied and followed without question as to "why" "what's" needed as it may be relevant to some while not to others. As to your post on database collection of different ethnic for reasons mentioned, my opinion is that we are all Malaysians, irrespective of race and faith. Hence, we should celebrate, target markets based on age, habits, disposable expenditure, etc... How can we all bridge the gap of our differences which is so much more felt now than ever before due to certain quarters championing for race and religion instead of a race for the citizens of Malaysians as a whole. As we accept this to be our country, we comform to live in harmony, "equality" and to survive. It would be very diffcult if we insist on being recognised based on our ethnicity and religion. We have to move on as a Nation - Malaysia for Malaysians! [/QUOTE]

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