Abstract
DeJong & Degens (2011) conclude from the properties of digital codes that 'nucleotide codes' should have similar mutation protection. I argue that digital codes and 'nucleotide codes' are not sufficiently similar to draw conclusions about mutation protection and evolution. A 'mutation protection paradox' does therefore not exist in biology.
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