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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kamatha" data-source="post: 20614573" data-attributes="member: 154676">I remember most of the time we decided to stop dealing with Muslim Shops and other Muslim related businesses (Ex: no limit). But that is no sustainable effort. First think is sinhala people dose not maintain a any practice/habbit more than 2 weeks ( As prabakaran said <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/happy.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Happy    :)" data-shortname=":)" /> ). Second issue is ambiguity of identifing sinhala business places, because Muslim people also pretend their shops as sinhala shops by names, colors logos. So we should setup a way to identify sinhala shops (and other business as well) in unique way, My suggestion is to establish a Sinhalese business registry. Then any one can identify a business / shop by is name whether this is a Sinhalese or Muslim. Our sinhala business community as so many draw backs in CR (customer relationship) Basically in communication, manners and responsiveness. Those points does not motivate us to stick in to sinhala shops/ business. I think we all have bad experience about dealing with sinhala shop/businesses .We should be a collective effort and should not run uder personal agenda. More sinhala and buddhist organization are fails at a creation stages due to personal agendas. Most recent example is bodubala sena. They have a very good initiative but at the end directions are change and collapses.</blockquote>

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