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-{{Wiki_List |
+{{Wiki
-wiki_name  =                DemotechResearch  |
+|name              = DemotechResearch
-wiki_logo =                 [[Image:NoLogo.png]] |
+|logo              = http://www.demotech.org/images/logo.gif
-wiki_URL =                  http://www.demotech.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Design/HomePage |
+|URL               = http://www.demotech.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Design/HomePage
-wiki_recentchanges =        http://www.demotech.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllRecentChanges |
+|recentchanges URL = http://www.demotech.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllRecentChanges
-wiki_status =               Active         |
+|wikinode URL      = No
-wiki_lastreviewed  =        30-Jan-06      |
+|status            = Active
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+|language          = English
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+|editmode          = LoginToEdit
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+|engine            = PmWiki
-wiki_maintopic =            Technology
+|maintopic         = Technology
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 ==Description==
-Research part of the Demotech site.
+Research part of the [http://www.demotech.org Demotech] site.
-Demotech means “Democracy for Technology”. This name is based on the  principle that technology can win a democratic paradise on earth if  it is designed to reach all that need it and if it is designed to  avoid any conflict with nature. All designs are only made of  material, which is available all over the world, like wood, bamboo,  rope, rubber and concrete. Ever concept is tested on its ability to  be low-tech, so it can be constructed, maintained and used by  everyone. In addition, many designs have a recycling component.
+Demotech means “{{tag|Democracy}} for Technology”. This name is based on the  principle that technology can win a democratic paradise on earth if  it is designed to reach all that need it and if it is designed to avoid any conflict with nature. All designs are only made of materials that is locally available, like wood, bamboo,  rope, rubber and concrete. Every concept is tested on its ability to be low-tech, so it can be constructed, maintained and used by everyone. In addition, many designs have a recycling component.