Sadat eurooppalaiset organisaatiot ovat linkittyneet, ja miljoonat dokumentit ovat kenen tahansa saatavilla. Projekti on myös erittäin kiihtyvällä vauhdilla laajenemassa erittäin suuriin mittakaavoihin.
Lisään vielä itse sen verran, että erittäin kovalta jutultahan tämä kuulostaa. Löysinpäs jo ison litanian päihdepoliittisia papereita, tässä pari esimerkkiä:
Active drug users – struggling for rights and recognition
(http://hdl.handle.net/1800/2025)
"This paper examines the strategic dilemmas and the self-representation of the Drug Users’ Union in Denmark. The paper explores how a group of drug users on the one hand seeks to struggle for the rights of drug users and on the other hand seeks to gain legitimacy and access to public funding and support. It reveals how the organisation attempts to advance a more balanced image of drug users as people who are able to run an effective organisation while they also claim the right to use drugs."
Drugs as a human right
(http://dare.uva.nl/record/186316)
"Instead of being included in the category of murder and rape, drugs should be appreciated as a cultural asset, similar to religion and art. Despite the possibility of abuse, drugs provide its users with access to a unique inner field of experience, that would remain closed forever without them."
Nämä itseäni kiinnostavat asiat löysin vain parin sekunnin etsimisellä. Tässä vielä Sciencedailyn uutinen aiheesta.
(http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/09/090925102101.htm)
“Our next task is to extend the system, so that it goes beyond text documents and can handle any type of media. But certainly it is available to commercial enterprises, and anybody else, under the open source licence.”
The DRIVER technology, which is rapidly becoming a standard in Europe and across the world, nonetheless offers enormous potential to private content providers, allowing them to easily link repositories together, or to link their data with other organisations.
Syventykääpä tähän ja keskustelkaa aktiivisesti.