The Rise of Open-Source Politics

By John Locke on November 8, 2004

Open Source isn't just about code. It's a philosophy that has broad implications for all kinds of institutions. The Nation has a story describing how the ideas of open source are starting to have an impact on politics. The Rise of Open-Source Politics.

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John Locke is the lead developer and founder of Freelock, LLC. In addition to being a proficient web developer, he is an experienced technical writer, network administrator, and all around problem solver. He has worked with computers since 1984, and currently advises small businesses on open source software.