GraphQL lets apps ask for the data they need. You still trust an indexer to answer correctly.
Sam is working on making those answers provable too.
Fullstack lets you build the app.
The 'superstack' lets you own and verify the stack.
Building an experimental new trustless querying engine in Arweave+AO.
May not work out (zero promises!), but if it does anyone should be able to serve the permaweb's querying needs purely with a few Arweave chunk reads on-demand.
GraphQL with proofs. Directly in the browser.
What do you need online to live a good digital life?
Friends & Family
Funds to pay for things
Privacy when you need it
And a place to store your most valuable data for generations to come. ⓐ
So this is interesting.
Arweave enables any data to be stored for extremely long periods of time.
And the kicker is that we (as a society) don’t know how specific data will be valued overtime.
And that’s precisely why we need long term storage!
Indeed.
There is no internet without data.
No civil infrastructure without data.
No (online) history without data.
Data essentially runs the world, and the digital world for sure.
We need an immutable ledger for safeguarding our basic and most valued data for generations.
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@ArweaveEco While the protocol may be rock solid today, Arweavers like to think in terms of centuries, so change is never completely off the table.
The Framework for Evolving Arweave lays out exactly how the community would navigate that when the time comes.
https://t.co/h4K7V4npxP
The permaweb is built to store data permanently across centuries.
Here's the social framework @ArweaveEco put in place to support the network and the data within it, no matter what the future brings.
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