Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	documentation	United States	Thorough documentation is crucial for legal, organizational, and maintenance purposes in professional and administrative settings in the United States.	7
2	documentation	India	Documentation in India serves practical and traditional purposes, involving intricate paperwork and historical preservation.	5
3	documentation	China	China values detailed documentation and preservation in business, technology, and cultural heritage.	4
4	documentation	software engineering	Comprehensive documentation is crucial for knowledge maintenance and sharing in software engineering culture.	3
5	documentation	Canada	Thorough documentation is considered essential for record-keeping and legal identification purposes in Canadian culture.	2
6	documentation	Italy	In Italy, clear and structured documentation is highly valued for code and historical manuscripts.	2
7	documentation	South Africa	Documentation is crucial for transparency and research across different fields in South African culture.	2
8	documentation	Spain	In Spain, documentation is considered important but may be viewed as secondary.	2
9	documentation	Switzerland	In Switzerland, detailed documentation is essential for legal and organizational reasons.	2
10	documentation	Aboriginal cultures	Documentation in Aboriginal cultures is closely linked to the land and nature, incorporating oral tradition and symbolic art to preserve cultural knowledge.	1
11	documentation	Arctic communities	In Arctic communities, oral tradition and storytelling serve as the primary form of documentation, emphasizing the preservation of wisdom and survival knowledge.	1
12	documentation	Bureaucratic government organizations	Bureaucratic government organizations prioritize documentation for compliance and regulation over user-friendliness.	1
13	documentation	Indigenous cultures in Australia	Documentation in Indigenous Australian cultures is closely connected to the land and nature, with oral tradition and artistic symbols being key methods of preserving cultural knowledge.	1
14	documentation	Inuit cultures	Inuit cultures prioritize oral tradition and storytelling to preserve wisdom and survival knowledge in their harsh, ice-covered environments.	1
15	documentation	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, documentation is crucial for preserving family lineage, property ownership, and religious traditions, often requiring extensive paperwork and genealogical records.	1
16	documentation	Nomadic cultures	Nomadic cultures prioritize oral storytelling over written documentation due to their emphasis on oral traditions and mobile lifestyle.	1
17	documentation	Open-source software communities	Open-source software communities prioritize thorough and accessible documentation for transparency and ease of use.	1
18	documentation	Pacific Island cultures	Documentation in Pacific Island cultures is intricately linked to navigation and seafaring knowledge, transmitted through oral teachings and oceanic exploration.	1
19	documentation	Polynesian cultures	Documentation in Polynesian cultures is intertwined with navigation, seafaring knowledge, and celestial mapping, often passed down through oral teachings and oceanic exploration.	1
20	documentation	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries highly value precise and clear written documentation, and adhere strongly to detailed procedures and regulations.	1
21	documentation	Tribal communities	Tribal communities express documentation through art, symbols, and rituals to pass down history and traditions visually and through performance.	1
22	documentation	shipping culture	Thorough and accurate documentation is crucial for legal compliance and successful shipping of goods.	1