This exploratory framework addresses the regulation and infrastructure gap in software source code management, suggesting a unified approach for digital sovereignty.
Software Heritage collects publicly available source code from numerous software projects and tracks their ongoing development. Outline1 Why software source code matters2 The regulation / infrastructure gap3 Ecumenical digital sovereignty4 Software Heritage: the ecumenical infrastructure5 From archive to strategic backbone6 A Very Large Telescope to explore the software development galaxy7 We (happen to) have the answer at arm’s reach8 A path forward, together
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