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This is the springboard for '''the {{meta|Missions directory|mission}} on code as law''', covering concepts in the vein of {{wp|Lawrence Lessig}}'s well-known maxim that "code is law"<ref>Lawrence Lessig on the increasing regulation of cyberspace. Harvard Magazine, January 2000. [//archive.ph/Xnspc Archived] from [//www.harvardmagazine.com/2000/01/code-is-law-html the original] on 30 April 2022.</ref>. Articles pertaining to this mission will carry the mission banner {{t|mission/code as law}}.
This is the springboard for '''the {{meta|Missions directory|mission}} on code as law''', covering concepts in the vein of {{wp|Lawrence Lessig}}'s well-known maxim that "code is law"<ref>Lawrence Lessig on the increasing regulation of cyberspace. Harvard Magazine, January 2000. [//archive.ph/Xnspc Archived] from [//www.harvardmagazine.com/2000/01/code-is-law-html the original] on 30 April 2022.</ref>. Articles pertaining to this mission will carry the mission banner {{t|mission/code as law}}. It is part of the broader mission on [[software sociology]].


==Articles==
==Articles==

Revision as of 05:05, 15 February 2023

This is the springboard for the mission on code as law, covering concepts in the vein of Lawrence Lessig's well-known maxim that "code is law"[1]. Articles pertaining to this mission will carry the mission banner mission/code as law. It is part of the broader mission on software sociology.

Articles

References

  1. Lawrence Lessig on the increasing regulation of cyberspace. Harvard Magazine, January 2000. Archived from the original on 30 April 2022.