/prog/rider's secret society

We should create a club/lodge for programmers. If stonemasons created one many years ago just because they knew how to carve stupid stones and build some basic structures, why we still don't have one?
This is what we need:
◦ A symbol.
◦ A secret handshake.
◦ A set of rules.
◦ An unknown leader.
◦ An unknown sub-leader.
◦ A library with exceptional computer books, a printed version of world4ch's /prog/ (aka The Old Testament), ancient computers, and other relics.
◦ A list of heretic languages carved in stone.

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but I'm much more interested in sharing software amongst ourselves than with outsiders.

That sounds in contradiction with the prime objective of the hypothetical organization.

If anything, we should encourage the notion that computers are inaccessible and hard to understand. We could use that belief to our advantage.

If indeed the populace doesn't understand anything about computers and programming, politicians can much more easily manipulate them into taking away computer freedom, contradicting the prime objective.