They say it’s some form of recognition but I respectfully doubt. In my case some [your favorite expletive goes here] have just copied my post on choosing a research topic and put it here: 
(no clickable link folks, I am not going to improve their search engine ratings!!!). No slightest shade of fun in this for me, unlike, say, in the case of Scott Aaronson.
And that should have been a scientific blog (judging by the domain name)… Talk about plagiarism in science after that. Pathetic, isn’t it? Any suggestions as to what can one do about all this (remember, it’s a Chinese site, so I doubt that the standard things like writing them and asking to remove the content or contacting their ISP would be helpful)?
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In that sciencenet post, it mentioned the article is “copied” in Chinese. But sadly, the original source link was not cited…
Well, thanks anyway. If by any chance you see a contact e-mail using which one would be able to contact them (in English), please let me know.
Really pathetic..
Anyway, as I know Chinese, here is the contact:
E-mail phone
manager@stimes.cn (+86) 010-82619191#8208
blog@stimes.cn
Hope this will help.
/BR
Thank you!