Skip to content

submission-guidelines

Article Protocolized
researcher practitioner
Open resource →

Protocolized publishes three types of pieces—stories, studies, and science—with a particular focus on protocol fiction as science fiction exploring strange new rules and regulatory regimes rather than fantasy narratives. The magazine encourages submissions that demonstrate quality through predictive insight into systemic dynamics and welcomes AI-assisted stories accompanied by author notes explaining their writing protocols.

Related resources

Article

3 Protocols for Articulating Civilizational Memory

Protocolized is hosting a live town hall on cosmopolises, nation-states, and metropolises as part of their Protocol Symposium outreach, with applications due August 22 for both the Foundations Workshop and School components running September 12-19. The initiative aims to teach participants the technological and social literacies needed to understand protocol design while convening technical researchers to develop a formal, mathematizable theory of protocols.

editorial protocols

Protocolized

Article

Brackish Strategy

This monthly note examines how conflict and competition are essential rather than avoidable elements of business strategy, critiquing the popularity of Blue Ocean Strategy's conflict-averse approach. Drawing from the first month of the Protocols for Business Special Interest Group, the author argues that successful corporate strategy requires embracing trade-offs, arguments, and tensions rather than seeking uncontested markets.

article editorial organizations

Timber Stinson-Schroff

Article

Chore Protocols

This issue explores chores as a fundamentally under-theorized domain and proposes protocols as a solution to the persistent coordination failures that plague communal living arrangements. The editorial argues that while anarchist approaches fail in practice due to human inconsistency, protocolized systems can provide the structural support needed to sustain cooperative maintenance without relying on fallible human operators or institutions.

article editorial protocol

Daniel Kronovet

Topics

editorial protocols