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QuoteAustralian free daily The Mx included "Nice Korea" and "Naughty Korea" in its medal count—presumably as some sort of gag?
Online in South Korea, the reaction has been varied.
"This makes it seem like North Korea has done something bad to get medals," wrote one, while another explained, "This is how Australia sees the two countries." Oh. Okay?
"I'm flabbergasted, but there's nothing wrong with 'Nice Korea,'" wrote another. That's right—well, save for the inability to differentiate between "North" and "South" or a basic knowledge of Asia's geography and country names.
Nice Korea sounds...nice. Naughty Korea, on the other hand, sounds like it needs a good spanking or a timeout.
http://kotaku.com/5931524/south-korea-reacts-to-nice-korea-and-naughty-korea
Sounds like something I've come to expect from MX
mX is all bulltoss. It should in no way represent what anyone ever thinks ever.
When did Kotaku start reporting on the Olympics?
They're a games blog. It only makes sense that they'd report on the Olympic Games.