Cultures that support 'doing' rather than 'writing' or 'capturing' seem to fail to register their worth - unless of course another culture writes about it

or unless the media through which the action is carried out is in itself easily transferable, exportable, downloadable, searchable. - (books, images, images of objects)

I suspect this is where in a e-connected world - the opportunity to see within the action (rather than at it's capturable format) is growing.

One concern of this blog is therefore to make 'actions' as 'searchable' and 'exportable' as traditional captured forms, hence giving them equal credence.