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OmniCode is meant as a more comprehensive successor to the defunct Geek Code. Released under the Creative Commons license [link], it's free to use and alter with attribution for non-commercial purposes.

OmniCode has voluminous different categories and modifiers which are not code specific, allowing major flexibility in the amount and type of information presented. As well, it uses smaller code blocks at its most basic level, to allow more information to be stored in a smaller amount of text than was possible with the Geek Code.

The creator has announced that work has begun on version 1.0, and tools to create and decode it, to be released before the end of 2006.

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OmniCode

Code categories as of version 0.1.7