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code is law is code

January 3, 2003 2:10 PM - comments (1)

Bill Fitler has put together an interesting page of CodeLaws, by which he means technology designed to implement some sort of policy. The list is an important step is mapping all the ways in which behavior gets regulated. He's eager (as am I) for any input to make the list more complete. His weblog is here.

Posted on January 3, 2003 2:10 PM | | technorati

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April 16, 2008 4:48 PM wow power leveling:

Why for a limited time? That doesn't really help much in the long run. I say invest in your book using a proper CC license and perhaps that will help you reap the $$$ benefits in the years to come. What will sell more books is people being aware of your book - not restrictive licensing. You can generate awareness by releasing the information in the book in its entirety.

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