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 ====== Welcome to Lexipedia ======
-**Lexipedia** is an open-source project building standardized business process models for legal and civic applications. We make complex legal processes more transparent and understandable through visual modeling — and we need contributors like you to help.
+**Lexipedia** is an open-source project building standardized business process models for legal and civic applications. We make complex legal processes more transparent and understandable through visual modeling.
+Built by the [[https://www.centerforcivic.org/|Center for Civic Innovation]] with the support of:
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-Whether you're a legal professional, a civic technologist, a business owner, or simply someone who believes public processes should be clear and accessible, there's a place for you here.
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 No experience needed! If you can follow a form or write a paragraph, you can contribute to Lexipedia.
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