The sound of the constitution growing. Sound of Law gathers the audio of law being made — readings, oaths, deliberations, dissents, the room tone of assembly — into an archive Hitchhiker FM broadcasts as it accumulates. The Hitchhikers Declaration read aloud was the first entry; every Declaration Reading since belongs here.
## Law You Can Hear
A constitution is usually a document. This one is also a recording. Each clause that settles gets read; each argument that mattered keeps its voice. The archive is the project: the constitution audible as it grows.
Each contribution is a wiki page with the audio in its assets — citable, forkable, broadcastable. The Station Archive holds the pages; the station plays them on the Open Frequencies.
## Growing It
Contributions arrive as voice notes through the upload doors — Contributing Sound is the how-to. A caption beginning `Sound of Law` routes the recording here.
## Links
- Upload Media 
— the doors and the pipeline behind the bot
## See - Contributing Sound — how to send sound in - Hitchhikers Declaration and Declaration Reading — the first entries - Station Archive and Open Frequencies — where it lives and plays