The Worst Case Scenario, in which all the following happens:1) Tibetan monks or the FLG self-immolate during the opening ceremonies.2) Foreign tourists complain about secondhand smoke, "massage" phone calls to their hotel rooms, spitting, lack of queues and price gouging.3) Domestic tourists complain about even worse price gouging. Indignant domestic visitors get mad when their tickets are revealed to be fakes.4) Wiseacre tourists pose in front of the Olympics logo re-enacting this picture. Hilarity ensues when Chinese citizens/officials get wind of it.5) Athletes complain of racial profiling and repressive security measures at the Olympic Village, though in fairness its the Chinese security apparatus trying to do their best.6) A phalanx of visitors with protest t-shirts are detained.7) Japanese athletes get harassed.8) Triathletes succumb to pollution, or controversy erupts over the US and other teams sporting breathing masks.9) Nasty poor sportsmanship rears its head when Liu Xiang doesn't win the gold.10) Afghanistan's only competing athlete misses his event due to traffic.11) African athletes get harassed in Sanlitun.12) Al Qaeda or some other nutjobs pull a Munich.
从业者对于影视作品分级的制度吆喝多年，始终未能产生一点作用，因为政府相信以官方意志严格控制文化产品出口，有利于维护稳定，在Web1.0传播渠道的模式下，也许是可以维持的，只不过其后果就是产业萎靡，生命力给扼杀。 而今，网络上P2P的信息和创作传播，令官方防不胜防了，他们可曾反思，如何让业者鞠躬反省，首先还是要给公众的自由讨论空间松绑，唯有平等、公开、透明的社会互动，才可能达成最大的共识，从而真正在各个层面贯彻落实。 很遗憾，至今为主，对于网络色情泛滥的状况，网络媒体的反省--如果大家还认同存在这么一个选项的话，我觉得还是远远做得不够。
