COMPOST: Exploring artist-centric development through Distributed Press
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COMPOST is a quarterly magazine and lab that builds Distributed Press, an open-source platform for decentralized publishing. The project integrates DWeb technologies (IPFS, Hypercore, Scuttlebutt) to distribute and verify content, support monetization, and add a disintermediated social layer, while evolving features based on direct collaboration with writers and artists. It also explores governance and community practices to keep publishing and decision-making decentralized.
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