Thereafter, numerous other states modeled their own legislation after AB1624, as evidenced by their use of the same eccentric phrasing that Warren drafted in AB 1624 to describe the Internet, which was relatively unknown at the time: "the largest nonproprietary, nonprofit cooperative public computer network".
Following AB1624's enactment, many other states adopted similar legislation, mirroring its unique phrasing about the internet. This wording, drafted by Warren, described the internet as a "largest nonproprietary, nonprofit cooperative public computer network" which was unfamiliar at the time.