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Code And Other Laws Of Cyberspace |
In line with the guidelines for this project -- which are to update
the book not rewrite it -- some obvious goals suggest themselves: - Identify the issues discussed in the chapter that have evolved in the six years or so since the book was written
- Update the book's discussion of those issues as needed
However,
to make the work of revising the book more than an exercise in graduate
research, I'd like to try a couple of things (and remain open to other
suggestions): - Identify the key terms in the chapter's
argument and explain them and cross-reference (hyperlink) them to the
rest of the book; in particular, focus on the "code is law" argument
- Outline
the central points in the chapter's argument and comment briefly upon
how the events of the past six years have reinforced or weakened them
And my personal goals with regard both to this chapter and the Preface: - To
revisit the distinctions Lessig draws between his view of cyberspace
and my own and Vernor Vinge's -- doing this could create a
conversational Chapter 1, which perhaps would be its own document
separate from Code v.2
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