Reunimos las reacciones en un sólo corrreo para evitar la dispersión.
>From: "morelis gonzalo" <[email protected]>
>Está muy bueno Daniel, hay que ponerlo a correr lo más pronto posible
>Puedo usar este comunicado en otros colectivos?
>From: Cristina Nogues <[email protected]>
>Me parece un borrador muy comedido, razonable y respetuoso. Quizás UNESCO
>podría argumentar que no les es posible publicar enteramente los particulares
>del convenio, me pregunto si vale la pena preveer y ser un poco más
>específico
>en qué se quiere conocer del mismo, dejando espacio para los aspectos más
>privados.
>From: Deirdre Williams <[email protected]>
>Go Mistica! :-)
>I am very much in agreement with this letter, and very
>happy about Mistica's prompt response.
>If I can be of any assistance with the English
>translation I would be delighted to help.
>From: Taran Rampersad <[email protected]>
>I am editing the English version, and any additions and comments made
>will appear between astericks ('*').
>Most editing was due to syntax.
>
>countries. We know and we value the battles that the UNESCO has conducted
>within the framework of the World-wide Summit for Information Society,
>without doubt one of but the near ones the positions of the civil society
>on the part of a intergovernmental organization.
>*Not sure about what you mean with the last sentence. *
>*in protecting it's market share, which is not necessarily in the
>interest of developing countries. This is especially true in the field
>of ICT for development (education, social inclusion, cultural diversity
>and creation and growth of intellectual capital, etc).*
>From: Carlos Afonso <[email protected]>
>Me parece bien, Daniel. No sería el caso de enviar la misma carta al
>PNUD e IDRC?
>From: "Diego Saravia" <[email protected]>
>de acuerdo, apenas terminado el borrador lo distribuire a la comunidad
>(de soft libre)
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