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<description>Pubky Knowledge Base Welcome to the Pubky Knowledge base - we are excited to have you here. 🔗 Access the Pubky Knowledge Base The current Knowledge base is a mix of reality, dreams, visions, actuality and plans.</description>
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<title>TLDR</title>
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<description>Pubky App Pubky App is an open-source web application that helps users publish and consume Pubky homeserver data within a user experience that merges the features of popular social ...</description>
<description>Decentralizing Our Future Imagine a future where our online relationships are no longer dictated by corporate giants or state-controlled systems, where you decide how to connect, ...</description>
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<title>Pubky Knowledge Base</title>
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<description>Welcome to the Pubky Knowledge Base This is a knowledge base for the Pubky platform, which includes Pubky Core, PKARR and Pubky App. These documents are a work in progress, much like Pubky’s protocols and applications! What is Pubky? Pubky attempts to unlock the web by realizing our vision for a key-based, self-regulating web that puts users in control.</description>
<description>Understanding the expectations and limitations of PKARR is crucial for effective use. This note outlines what PKARR is not and what users should expect.</description>
<description>Censorship is the suppression or control of speech, communication, or information by a governing body or authority, often resulting in a lack of free expression and limited user ...</description>
<description>In-depth look at the architecture of PKARR, including its components and how they interact. Components Client: Applications or users that publish or query resource records.</description>
<description>Credible Exit is the ability to leave a platform or service without losing access to your data, identity, or connections, ensuring full user control and portability ...</description>
<description>ELI5: PKARR with Mainline DHT Imagine you have a super cool secret club, and everyone in the club needs a way to find each other and communicate without relying on anyone else to organize ...</description>
<description>A Semantic Social Graph represents relationships between users, content, and interactions, enriched with contextual meaning that enables better filtering, discovery, and coordination ...</description>
<description>Pubky Adoption This note is indicative and creative. There is no set on stone plans for realizing adoption, these are just ideas. Realizing the full potential of Pubky relies on network effects through mainstream user onboarding: Legacy centralized imports ease migration paths for established communities and profiles.</description>
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<title>What Is a Decentralized Semantic Social Graph?</title>
<description>Pubky Incentives This note is indicative and creative. Nothing is planned concretely for Pubky incentives. For the Pubky ecosystem to function at scale, it relies on incentives that encourage participation and uphold the user experience: Data storage fees pay stores for availability and throughput.</description>
<description>Leveraging the Pubky Core protocol as the foundational layer, we can envision a diverse array of applications with distinct functionalities. While each app can implement its own unique design patterns and user interfaces, they all share a common underlying architecture: interacting with the distributed data stores, colloquially referred to as homeservers, through standardized read and write operations.</description>
<description>Pubky Protocols This note is indicative and highly creative. We have not yet explored much about the open protocols that enable independent implementations: Pubky Data - Definition of normalized data schemas for user profiles, content types, relationships etc.</description>
<description> In this architecture, we implement a direct communication model between the client application and the home server. This approach minimizes latency and reduces system complexity by establishing a direct data flow pathway.</description>
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