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{{a|devil|}}Bringing GitHub to the [[legal eagles]]. Credit to '''Graeme Johnston''' of https://www.juralio.com for the nub of this idea. | {{a|devil|}}Bringing GitHub to the [[legal eagles]]. Credit to '''Graeme Johnston''' of https://www.juralio.com for the nub of this idea. | ||
So the idea is very very formative, but in a nutshell it is like an open-source GitHub, only for [[legal code]] — that is, legal text. ''Words''. The challenge is to keep the simplicity but not throw away the opportunities provided by the network and the digital. | So the idea is very very formative, but in a [[nutshell]] it is like an open-source GitHub, only for [[legal code]] — that is, legal text. ''Words''. The challenge is to keep the simplicity but not throw away the opportunities provided by the network and the digital commons. | ||
For the underlying economic/systems rationale, see: [[ | Where is it different to existing platforms: All existing platforms are in some way proprietary, limited in access, intended as commercial enterprises in and of themselves. Therefore they are (i) unresponsive to real-time demand; (ii) they are expensive and high maintenance; (iii) they preserve confidentiality and and a worldview which regards as ''proprietary'' an element (legal boilerplate) that is in fact a ''public utility''. | ||
For the underlying economic/systems rationale, see: [[ClauseHub: theory]] | |||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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*Strip back and break out all the boilerplate - governing law, reps and warranties etc. | *Strip back and break out all the boilerplate - governing law, reps and warranties etc. | ||
===Phase (b): modularise=== | ===Phase (b): modularise=== | ||
Build an open architecture to participants can start to interact directly, either by reference to the | Build an open architecture to participants can start to interact directly, either by reference to the hub itself (for legal terms) or directly ''through'' it. Basically, make an online, simple, doc assembly tool, free for anyone to use and play around with as they wish. Like GitHub. | ||
{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*[[ClauseHub: theory]] | *[[ClauseHub: theory]] | ||
*[[Legal services delivery]] | *[[Legal services delivery]] | ||