Interesting idea, and of course I like the release using the AGPL, but I am trying to wrap my head around the use cases.
Since Freebase was discontinued (not to worry, the data is in WikiData), are crowd funded/contributed Knowledge Graphs really a thing? Company internal Knowledge Graphs tend to be re-built periodically from raw data sources, including materializing implicit relations (speeds up queries). Why the need for blockchain?
Anyway I wish the developers good luck because I think that graph databases are still under appreciated.
Secure every update with blockchain cryptography in a core immutable ledger.
Tamper-proof blockchain (SHA3-256) for extreme data integrity
Complete data traceability throughout history
Provable audit trail into provenance and path of data
Digital signatures cryptographically tied to every change
Since Freebase was discontinued (not to worry, the data is in WikiData), are crowd funded/contributed Knowledge Graphs really a thing? Company internal Knowledge Graphs tend to be re-built periodically from raw data sources, including materializing implicit relations (speeds up queries). Why the need for blockchain?
Anyway I wish the developers good luck because I think that graph databases are still under appreciated.
EDIT: I see that it is written in Clojure, nice!
From https://flur.ee/features/ :
Secure every update with blockchain cryptography in a core immutable ledger.