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For me sharing knowledge is very important. But not only for me, for every human being learning from the past, learning from previous failure(s), learning how to use (new) tools are the essential difference between human and animals. Not our mind, but the building on our parents knowledge and the passing-through of that knowledge make us what we are. Books make that possible, Internet makes that even more possible/accessible and imho wikis are the ultimate tools for passing on knowledge.

Sharing knowledge

So knowledge is what makes us better. Companies also understand knowledge is not only incorporated in their company, but also in their employees. Companies are afraid that their knowledge is too much open. So open corporate wikis are not allowed. That's the reason I did not have this wiki for more than 2 years.

Redesign & review

After 2 years of absence on the Internet I recreated my own mediawiki website again with a complete redesign of the Securuity based on Role Based Access Control (RBAC). See the Community portal for more details. An complete Install for the WikiRBAC will be created later. The usage of RBAC create secure wiki-web-page(s) and the newly created implementation will help to support this needed security.

Security consequences

This means that not all pages here will be available to anyone. That is not always my choice, but is needed to be compliant with the requirements of the companies I have worked for. And let me be clear I respect the interest of these companies!

As expected it will take some time to get the data reviewed and placed on this wiki, so please be patient.

Hurting facts

Jessica Williams book 50 Facts That Should Change The World shows the world idea of civilization as a shaky concept. Examples:

Every cow in the EU gets $2.50 in subsidies every day, with Japanese bovines even better off with $7.50. One in five people in our world to live (if that's the right word) on less than $1 a day!

There are 67,000 people employed in the lobbying industry in Washington DC - 125 for each member of Congress.

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