Records / Buyer contract clauses
Turing (Lazarus): Other
On its main page Turing says code is never bought on its own: communications, tickets, wikis and databases stand alone, and code is welcome alongside them.
Dated 19 Oct 2026Source checked 19 Oct 2026Basis: stated
In the source's own words
“No. Communications, tickets, wikis, and databases stand on their own and are often the most valuable part. Code is one data type among many: welcome when it's there, never bought on its own.”
Where it was read
Turing (Lazarus), checked 19 Oct 2026
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