Enable circles to collaboratively manage knowledge, documentation, and content while maintaining privacy and censorship resistance.
FURPS+
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Functionality
- Support collaborative editing of documents
- Enable version control and change tracking
- Provide structured content organization (wikis, knowledge bases, documentation)
- Support templates for common circle documents (proposals, meeting notes, project plans)
- Enable content discovery and search within circle
- Support access control (public, circle-only, role-based)
- Integrate with circle identity and membership systems
- Enables reference to other Circles’ CMS, and contributors delivered and planned work
+ (Privacy, Anonymity, Censorship-Resistance)
- Optionally encrypt content (viewable only by circle members)
- Anonymous or pseudonymous contributions and access
- Censorship-resistant storage (no platform can take down content)
- Private edit history (hide who made specific changes if desired)
Demand Validation
Potential Users: Logos Circles, DAOs, community organizers, research groups, activist organizations
Use Cases:
- Circle documentation and knowledge management
- Collaborative proposal drafting and refinement
- Meeting notes and decision records
- Project planning and coordination
- Educational content creation
- Research collaboration
- List job or tasks needed by Circle
Possible Implementation
1. Git + Markdown + Rendering
Use version management with simple text files and external rendering.
1.a. Existing centralized solutions (GitHub)
- Leverage web UI for easy contribution
- Set up backup via Gitea
- Simple onboarding for non-technical users
1.b. Decentralized git solution (Radicle)
- Peer-to-peer code collaboration
- No central authority
- CLI based approach, no available GUI
- Reliance on vendor with limited adoption
2. Logos Blockchain and Storage
Implement version management system on Logos Blockchain and Storage.
- May overlap with Logos Core Package management
- Native integration with Logos stack
- On-chain version control and content addressing
- As described in Westphalia booked about agreeing on a treaty/contract and keeping track of versions and feedback
3. Cloud Office Suite Style Solution
3.a. Adapt Fileverse
- Adapt Fileverse to Logos Technology stack
- Use Logos Storage instead of current storage layer
- Make it more decentralized (currently requires self-hosted community node)
- Real-time collaborative editing experience
- Migrate from centralized dependencies to Logos infrastructure
3.b. Build from scratch
- Custom implementation tailored to Logos requirements
- Native integration with Logos infrastructure
- Full control over features and architecture
4. Forum Approach
Leveraging existing opchan libraries.
- Build on existing P2P forum infrastructure
- Threaded discussions and content organization
Technical Validation
Risks & Challenges:
- Versioning and Conflict resolution in decentralized collaborative editing
Integration Points:
- Circle membership systems for access control (Private NFTs, DAOs, Keycard)
- Logos Storage (for options 2, 3.a, 3.b)
- Logos Package Management (for option 2)
- Git infrastructure (GitHub, Gitea, Radicle for option 1)
- opchan libraries (for option 4)