Sharing Beyond Sharing Open Sharing Culture in Philippines
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Argues that Filipino social norms bayanihan and kapwa map to open‑sharing ethics, cites concrete numbers—only 25% household internet but near‑100% mobile penetration—and points to real tools and outcomes: text‑messaging mobilization that helps force a 2001 ouster and smart mobs and disaster rescue networks in 2009. Claims open source can grow if access and incentives improve, notes Wikipedia and localization work exist, and says cultural readiness alone does not guarantee sustained contribution without practical support.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open sharing culture intro
- 3:39Filipino sharing culture
- 12:26Sharing culture in real life
- 20:18Kapa and open source psychology
- 27:43Building sharing culture
- 32:27Barriers to open source
- 37:58Q&A
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