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Truly personal publishing
Your content is always yours ... from anywhere in space or time.
Open source
No server to trust. No business to rely on.
PermaPress is a client for Seed Protocol, a decentralized approach for publishing and sharing content.
- Offline first
- Import, create, and edit content locally in the browser. Publish to the decentralized web when you are ready.
- Sustainably stored
- Integrates with IPFS, Arweave, and other decentralized storage networks -- enough redundancy for plausible permanence.
- Always discoverable
- Content is indexed on Ethereum and visible to all Seed Protocol clients.
- Endlessly flexible
- Compatible with any of today's data formats ... or tomorrow's.
Seed Protocol
Powered by Ethereum
Built on top of Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS), Seed Protocol uses a few simple patterns to enable a shared data layer for decentralized applications.
- Everything is a seed.
- A seed is permanent a hash that points to dynamic content. Seeds can be anything: text, images, videos, or any new media in the future.
- Seeds have versions
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- Filter by most recent.
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Filtered, Not Censored
On Seed Protocol, anyone can publish anything. The good, the bad, the ugly. The apps built on top curate the content for their audience.
Vote with your feet
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- Vote with your feet
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- Each Seed Protocol app has its own moderation policy for the same content. If you don’t like it, you can switch to a different app. Or build your own.
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- New business models
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- Monetizing attention? That's so 2010. Get paid for the value your content provides, not the eyeballs it commands.
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- It's all there
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- No more Way Back Machine or Internet Archive necessary. Everything published by PermaPress on Seed Protocol is part of the permanent public record.
Built on open source
EAS