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Internal knowledge, or, make it easier for others to participate

By brad - Posted on 2008 03 Nov

Tagged: accessibility ghana internet knowledge south africa taxi The Internet

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It has struck me for a while that South Africa, and generally Africa (See Jonathan's mention of Ghana in this post), has a problem with with wrapping stuff up in what I call Internal Knowledge. I define Internal Knowledge as the knowledge needed to operate within a system which is inaccessible (or poorly accessible) without that knowledge.

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