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Hey team /words 

I'm writing a post about the permaweb and I was hoping to get some thoughts from others. 

It looks like the default for onchain publications is that posts are archived via arweave and basically become a permanent record. 

Curious to hear how you all feel about this. 

Thx

I write about crypto and the internet at danielmcglynn.com


I'm looking to try to better understand the advantages and disadvantages of having everything ever published onchain archived for good...

Independent, original thoughts. Onchain interests. Investor, entrepreneur, best-selling author. Cultur3. 100X. MetaCartel Ventures DAO. Opinions are my own.

3/ Thus, IPFS is not a reliable, decentralized storage source for all use case. Arweave, a blockchain developed for storing data in general, stores data permanently. Arweave has economic incentives for nodes to store data permanently, unlike IPFS (and Farcaster today), and anyone can run a node if they wanted to.

Not my area of specialty, but I'm interested to read more because Paragraph uses Arweave and Zora uses IPFS, and I publish regularly on both.

There are some good threads on FC that might be useful for your purposes. Here's one:

Not my area of specialty, but I'm interested to read more because Paragraph uses Arweave and Zora uses IPFS, and I publish regularly on both.

There are some good threads on FC that might be useful for your purposes. Here's one:

https://warpcast.com/rolfhoefer/0x49cd6808