The normative content of this presupposition is what Kelsen has called the basic norm.
With ubiquitous access to technologies like camera phones, editing programs, wikis, blogs, and various social networks, the new norm in content may soon simply become self-creation (if you are not familiar with the Maker Movement and DIY, I highly recommend checking them out).
To pool heterogeneous information contained in various independent databases, the format, norm and content of the metadata have been defined.
To allow pooling of heterogeneous information contained in various independent, local repositories, it was necessary to define the format, norm and content of the metadata to be transmitted to the DPPR.
In particular, Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology: A Call to Action (AAAS, 2011) outlines best practices in teaching biology, practices that are still rare in most undergraduate biology classrooms, in which lecture is the norm, and content is covered at a rapid rate.
In a nutshell, as it relates to applied ethics, we could paraphrase Kant: thoughts (ethical principles, norms) without content (empirical information, evidence) are empty, intuitions (empirical information, evidence) without concepts (ethical principles, norms) are blind.
The line between public and private for purposes of applying the public sphere equal opportunity norms will no doubt be blurry and indefinite, but that does not per se drain the norms of content or significance.
Before we turn to that alternative, it is worth noting that hybrid interpretivism differs from the view, not similarly unfaithful to the basic interpretivist idea, that some political ideal (perhaps involving fair notice) makes it the case that institutional decisions matter to the law as norms whose content is identical to the content of institutional communication.
