If you are browsing this site, there is a big fat chance that you don’t need me to explain what CraigsList is, but maybe you do need to be remembered that it is a listing service that was originally created to help the people in the San Francisco bay area list stuff for sale, exchange, post their personals, job openings and many many many more stuff. The service is free (with some exceptions for the original lists) and has become a boomer success; like YouTube, CraigsList is a killer startup per definition.
Because they have long since hatched, they too have reproduced and migrated to other parts of the US (most notably NY, Chicago, Washington, Seattle and other large cities), but they have gone global too, and now have local lists in lots of countries in Asia/Pacific, Europe, South America and two countries in Africa (Egypt and South Africa); the URL you see in the title of this review is the one for the Taiwan version of this posting service. CraigsList has been furiously accused of ruining local economies by presenting people with only mild savings or benefits in regard to the locals, and sending their dollars far far away, and though I will refrain from commenting on this point, one thing is definite: all the site is written in English, and though you might say that the site might not support Asian characters, take a look at the forum and posts from places that speak other languages and write in the same alphabet than English, and you’ll see that they too speak mostly in English, so maybe this is a good opportunity to reassess the local impact of listings of this kind. Maybe we can all chip in to pay for some Berlitz lessons for Craig? 
Read more on CraigsList.com.tw – Craig Doesn’t Speak Taiwanese…