Hark! Digital Law Asia doth Call for Thine Quills and Quibbles!

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2009
Posted by Mark L. Shope, community karma 2009
O learned ones, art thou brimming with legal wisdom, confined betwixt the brevity of 500 words and the eloquence of 2,000?

Digital Law Asia, a publication most noble, doth open its gates to thee, and yea, it doth never close them! In seasons cold and warm, in days long and short, we await thy submissions, as constant as the North Star and as eager as a bard for the stage.

With quill and parchment, render unto us thy law-related blogs. Let thy words flow like a river of justice, neither too shallow nor too deep, to meet our humble thresholds.

So summon thy courage, don thine robes, and wield thy mightiest feather. Send forth thy works, and let them resonate in our hallowed halls. We seek the virtuous, the eloquent, and the jesters of jurisprudence.

Venture today, or on the morrow – our portal on Scholastica is ever open. Make haste, and be thee part of our scholarly theatre.

(Pray, forgive our playful tone, for we cannot help but revel in ChatGPT's fairness. We await thee with open arms and open pages. Until then, fare thee well, and may thy words find favor in our court!)