Seperti orang-orang yang mencoba menelusuri jejak. Sebenarnya ia tidak dapat disebut aktif. Ia hanya mengikuti jalur yang ada dan mencoba menjaga perjalanan sesuai dengan pedomannya. Dan ia sesungguhnya tidak bisa mengubah jalur yang tapaknya begitu jelas terlihat.

Kadang seperti penjaga gawang. Ia hanya bergerak diwilayahnya untuk menjaga ‘jati dirinya’.

“Jangan terlalu responsif”, begitu kata pelatih.

Ia memang kadang salah langkah. Salah mengartikan apa itu serangan.

Beberapa terjemahan artikel atau buku disini ada yang menyinggung soal Islam dan keimanan. Bahkan sampai ‘menjual’ hal yang paling tidak masuk akal. JOOKUT hanya menyajikan sebagaimana adanya. Mencoba memahami apa yang selalu dipropagandakan. Diharapkan dapat menjadi informasi yang berguna bagi yang baru membacanya.

“Priiit…priiit”, wasit menyatakan gol. Padahal penjaga gawang mencoba menghalau bola tersebut. Tapi ia tidak menyadari gerakan pemain bertahan yang sama-sama mencoba menghalau bola.

Sementara itu, sang pencari jejak tidak tahu bahwa rekan-rekannya sudah terlebih dahulu melewati jalur tersebut. Karena memang rekan-rekannya hanya meninggalkan hal yang sama ditinggalkan olehnya. Jalur yang dilaluinya. Tanpa jejak lain.

Yang ia tahu bahwa pernah ada yang melewati jalur itu. Pasti.

“Gol…gol…”, sang striker berhasil membalas.

“Mengapa jika gawang kebobolan, hanya kiper yang paling disalahkan.”

“Tapi saat striker mencetak gol, sepertinya gelandang dan pemain bertahan juga ikut dipuji karena kerjasamanya yang hebat.”

‘Memahami’ atau ‘mencoba memahami’ propaganda sepertinya menjadikan kita, manusia, sebagai ‘agen propaganda pasif’. Bukan sepertinya tapi sesungguhnya. Lalu, sedikit demi sedikit kita akan mulai membuat ’saluran-saluran’ lain yang menjadikannya tampak seperti sebuah bak air yang terisi penuh yang memang harus dibuat saluran.

Pastinya semua yang ‘berkeliaran’ sudah benar-benar ‘disaring’ atau sengaja dimunculkan. JOOKUT sendiri sampai tertawa. Bukan meragukan dan juga bukan meyakini. Karena memang bukan hanya mereka yang bisa tertawa.

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HAK BERBAGI INFORMASI:

World Summit on the Information Society
Geneva 2003
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Document :     WSIS-03/GENEVA/DOC/4-E
Date       :     12 December 2003
Original :     English

Declaration of Principles Building the Information Society: a global challenge in the new Millennium

B3) Access to information and knowledge

24.The ability for all to access and contribute information, ideas and knowledge is essential in an inclusive Information Society.

25.The sharing and strengthening of global knowledge for development can be enhanced by removing barriers to equitable access to information for economic, social, political, health, cultural, educational, and scientific activities and by facilitating access to public domain information, including by universal design and the use of assistive technologies.

26.A rich public domain is an essential element for the growth of the Information Society, creating multiple benefits such as an educated public, new jobs, innovation, business opportunities, and the advancement of sciences. Information in the public domain should be easily accessible to support the Information Society, and protected from misappropriation. Public institutions such as libraries and archives, museums, cultural collections and other community-based access points should be strengthened so as to promote the preservation of documentary records and free and equitable access to information.

27.Access to information and knowledge can be promoted by increasing awareness among all stakeholders of the possibilities offered by different software models, including proprietary, open-source and free software, in order to increase competition, access by users, diversity of choice, and to enable all users to develop solutions which best meet their requirements. Affordable access to software should be considered as an important component of a truly inclusive Information Society.

28.We strive to promote universal access with equal opportunities for all to scientific knowledge and the creation and dissemination of scientific and technical information, including open access initiatives for scientific publishing.

World Summit on the Information Society
Tunis 2005
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Document :      WSIS-05/TUNIS/DOC/7-E
Date       :     18 November 2005
Original :     English

Tunis Commitment

10.We recognize that access to information and sharing and creation of knowledge contributes significantly to strengthening economic, social and cultural development, thus helping all countries to reach the internationally agreed development goals and objectives, including the Millennium Development Goals. This process can be enhanced by removing barriers to universal, ubiquitous, equitable and affordable access to information. We underline the importance of removing barriers to bridging the digital divide, particularly those that hinder the full achievement of the economic, social and cultural development of countries and the welfare of their people, in particular, in developing countries.

11.Furthermore, ICTs are making it possible for a vastly larger population than at any time in the past to join in sharing and expanding the base of human knowledge, and contributing to its further growth in all spheres of human endeavour as well as its application to education, health and science. ICTs have enormous potential to expand access to quality education, to boost literacy and universal primary education, and to facilitate the learning process itself, thus laying the groundwork for the establishment of a fully inclusive and development-oriented Information Society and knowledge economy which respects cultural and linguistic diversity.