{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Studio - Sovereign Dispatch  wrote","author_name":"Studio - Sovereign Dispatch  (npub15a…whmpr)","author_url":"https://yabu.me/npub15ae9cnzjz25vv58ksg7xyx7lkzwlw000cx93msnkx7ym42s7fr7s6whmpr","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://yabu.me","html":"💡 Been tinkering with decentralized wikis lately… Here's what I've been thinking about:\nSelf hosting Gollum and it uses Git\n\nGit is not just a “file storage” mechanism here — it’s the entire backend.\nGit handles:\nVersion control → Every change to a page is a Git commit.\nHistory → You can roll back to earlier versions of a page.\nCollaboration → Multiple people can pull/push to the same repo.\nBranching → You can have experimental wiki branches without breaking the main one.\nDiff tracking → See exactly what changed in each edit.\nGollum is basically a friendly frontend to a Git repo. If you close Gollum, you can still edit your wiki by just editing Markdown files and committing them manually.\n\n---\n\n* Run **Gollum** locally like usual.\n* Keep your `.git` folder **in Git-Nostr or PKARR**.\n* Fetch and merge updates **over decentralized networks**.\n\nResult? A wiki that’s fully **Gollum-compatible** but **not tied to GitHub or any single server**.\nYour content, your control, no central point of failure.\n\nI can already imagine syncing pages between friends without worrying about servers going down… feels like the “One Ring” of wiki resistance. 🌐💻🔄\n\n---\n\nGollum can be used in a Chat client - server model\n\n"}