ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Institutions
- BOLNET
- With no financial interest but only a concern for promoting Bolivian culture, Bolnet
kindly provides space on their server so that the CiberLib can have a home in CyberSpace.
Bolnet also cooperates whenever possible with equipment and staff. Bolnet's server is
located in Bolivia, South America.
- BOLIVIAN
- This is an organization whose mission is to provide several services. Bolivian allows
our work to be stored free of charge on their hard disk, Bolivian allows use their
equipment to complet our work. This server is located in Bolivia, South America.
- PUEBLO INDIO
- This group which is dedicated to the defense of the rights of indigenous peoples, lets
our pieces reside free of charge on their server's disk. The server is located in Europe.
- BOLIVIAWEB
- This is an organization whose mission is to provide information and service with a
Bolivian touch. Bolivia Web allows our work to be stored free of charge on their hard
disk,.thereby promoting our culture. This server is located in the United States.
- GEOCITIES
- Geocities provides another place in CyberSpace for another part of our CyberBook.
People
- Jaime Molina
- Jaime has contributed greatly to the birth of this CyberBook and to the first four
stories (Stories from de bolivian rain forest) by his can-do spirit, his literary ability,
his Yunguenhan origins, and his countless other gifts. Jaime and Huáscar sketched out the
original plans for this first Bolivian CyberBook.
- Roberto Loza
- He is a Web and cyber space expert, many of the features for the interface and format of
these pages were a result of conversations with him. Anytime I find a road block in cyber
space I converse with him
- Marcelo Villacres
- The translation into english of MAGI (BUT NOT SO), and literary contributions to it
- John Molina
- Thanks to him the first four stories and part of the introductory text have been
translated to English; thus, allowing the diffusion of the Bolivian Culture in such widely
spread language
- Tom Molina
- The first Web version of the first story, the first JAVA page in this cyberbook, the
addition of MIDI, the administration of the site in Geocities, and other valuable
contributions in the visual aspects of the stories
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