Ha ha, yes I bet they do 
thank you so much for all that you do, itās greatly appreciated x
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Taiwan addresses:
I have run across 5 digit codes on active profiles recently, even though it has been 6 digits since 2020. The cards seem to be delivered, but does this slow down the process much?
If you want to be absolutely sure as to postal codes in Taiwan, Chunghwa Post (the Taiwanese postal operator) has a good lookup system for the postal code of each Taiwanese address: Chunghwa Post - Zip Code Quick Search.
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Many thanks!
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If you find the code is not correct or could be wrong, are you going to change it and write it differently to the postcard? (Edit. I just recently sent to Taiwan with 5 digit code and to me Taiwan is one that often feels expiring, I didnāt know anything how many digits there should be.)
Iām thinking should in such case one contact the team also, to correct the address, because not everyone thinks/knows how many digits there should be.
And also, some Finnish member left out the FI from our postal code, but later it had appeared there by itself, if I understood correct 
because thatās the correct way at the moment. So, I sort of ātrustā itās the correct way.
(Personally Iām always a little uncertain if I can make any changes, I donāt even normally shorten the United States of America to USA 
so I find it strange I sometimes get cards where my street name is changed (in Finland the ending can be katu, tie, raitti, kuja, kierros, rinne, polku etc. and few times Iām surprised to see someone just added ākatuā to my address ā if my address were āAhmalanrinneā, it was turned to āAhmalanrinnekatuā .)
Hey there. Would I write Chinese addresses horizontal or vertical? Iāve been struggling with this for quite some time.
I write Chinese addresses horizontal, as they appear on screen, and they arrive 
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ul. - street, d. - building, kv. - flat, g. - town, city
I think it will still arrive if you use 5 digits code, Because I occasionally come across letters with a 5 digits code, and it doesnāt seem to be too late.
5 digits is the previous system. In the past few years, it was common to 5 digits system and 6 digits postcode system. The 6 digits system will be start fully use in this year.
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In Taiwan addressās postal code, mostly see three numbers, five numbers, and six numbers.
The three numbers should be district.
The five digits are the previous postal code system and the six digits are the new system.