OLPC talk:Contact us
A terrible terrible assumption!
The less fortunate kids need laptops!....
To all you less fortunate well-wishers....
You need, more than your goodwill....a BIGGER, DEFINITE perspective...
I respect your intentions but not your ignorance...
A terrible, terrible assumption.
I think, with all respect you miss the point.
This program as far as we are concerned is not about the laptops per se,
but about the educational potential and development of the children.
We work in Malawi in the educational field and are very excited at the prospects
offered by this scheme. We very much work in the real world and at the sharp end,
the potential for the children and thus for their communities is immense.
The future for these countries and their peoples must lie in their own hands, this
can only be acheived through education, not just for the privileged, but for all.
terrible, terrible assumption.
I feel this project is earth shaking. To offer people the opportunity to see and use what moves the world economy is outstanding. I travel in the pacific polynesian islands and see how things can change dramaticly with a 25 mile boat ride. This will even the playing field. If public sale is offered, it should have a markup donated back to the project. Every parent I know would buy one. What little kid dosent want their own computers.
categorization
I would suggest categorizing this page (probably as Category:General Public, Category:Press and possibly some other.--Xavi 15:49, 5 January 2007 (EST)
Please Add "help-AT-laptop.org" ASAP, Thanks!
Uncomment SJ's new "help-AT-laptop.org" graphic please -- prettified graphic with the correct font or not -- far too many emails are being misdirected to technology@laptop.org
Buzz me if I can help -- this is urgent :)
The language bar of this article
Please unprotect it to link the translated pages. -- LeeSI 04:21, 3 January 2008 (EST)