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April 30, 2006

Wikocracy, Law-making free for all

The mission of Wikocracy is "to see what happens when everyone can write and revise the law. It may sound like a free-for-all. But that's exactly the point-- to make the process of law-making free for all." So check out the site and take part in modifying laws the way you think they ought to be changed.

April 30, 2006 in New Publications | Permalink