Brit Code

Author: Neale Grant

Date: (Copyright)

Tags: untagged

Specification (1.1)
ferret.lmh.ox.ac.uk
No encoder found No decoder found

The Brit Code is intended for Brits.

The BritCode is unashamedly modelled on Robert Hayden’s excellent, groundbreaking GeekCode (although one or two ideas have been borrowed from the (excessively complex) Gothcode). It is not, however, simply a de-Americanized GeekCode: most of the categories are original and deal with the off-line world. The BritCode makes an excellent complement to the GeekCode for British geeks, or a fully-featured standalone code for ungeeky Brits.

Example

Brit(S) H++:U--:- a20 s+++:- hg+>++ b! m! y! X---: P-- S++ M-- R--->$ !A+++ C- T! TV- Ci- MuR+++ACIPZ+ Am+++ Ac? B+>+++ V-- (v1.1)
source (archived 1997-06-27)

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Version 1.1:

Timeline

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Geek Code 0.1 (inspiration)

Geek Code 0.2 (inspiration)

Geek Code 0.3 (inspiration)

Geek Code 1.0.1 (inspiration)

Geek Code 2.0 (inspiration)

Geek Code 2.1 (inspiration)

Geek Code 3.0 (inspiration)

Geek Code 3.1 (inspiration)

Brit Code 1.1

Geek Code 3.12 (inspiration)

Acorn Code v1.00 (inspired)

Acorn Code v1.01 (inspired)

Acorn Code v1.02 (inspired)

Geek Code 4.0 (inspiration)

Geek Code 4.2 (inspiration)

Geek Code 4.5 (inspiration)

Geek Code 4.55 (inspiration)

Geek Code 5.0 (inspiration)

Geek Code 6.0 (inspiration)