OST translated into Maori

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Hi Chris & everybody
(I was "only" lurking for quite a while)

The same feeling was expressed by the old people and chiefs/regulos,
whenever I worked with OST in Mozambique at community level.

Bernd
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On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:32:09 -0700, Chris Corrigan wrote:
some of the Aunties in the OST meeting were very insistent that OST
was a Maori technology, a sentiment that is shared by nearly all
indigenous groups I work with.  There is a real sense of ownership
among those who truly "get" OST.

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