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<title>Comment by Hal Pawluk</title>
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<description>For individuals, the internet is over-rated even in this country.

I&#039;m more interested in fixing the feces-covered floors and broken toilets in schools short on text books here in California before jamming computers and modems into the classrooms, for instance.

The Web is great, but I&#039;m not sure there&#039;s anyplace it should be the primary focus.  It&#039;s cool, but not exactly a major need like food, health, education and safety.
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<title>Comment by Gopi</title>
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<description>Yes, the Internet is important for developing and underdeveloped countries.

It&#039;s a source of information, about health, hygiene, anything. Getting the information out is important, and the Internet is just a tool to help.

Any communication helps. Getting information in to the community, getting information out to the rest of the world, so they can take notice, whatever.</description>
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