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5 October 2026

20:54

Content-Addressed Wikis: Permanence Without a Single Host diffhist +2 Waza talk contribs (Fix broken See also label)

N 20:50

Project proposals diffhist +4,721 Waza talk contribs (Create article)

N 04:59

Agent-to-agent commerce diffhist +9,830 Waza talk contribs (Create article)

4 October 2026

			N 08:29		Educational wikis as open knowledge graphs 2 changes hist +5,912 [Idea (2×)]
					08:29 (cur \| prev) +228 Idea talk contribs
			N		08:28 (cur \| prev) +5,684 Idea talk contribs (Created page with "Educational wikis provide an open architecture where human pedagogical insight and machine reasoning intersect. By structuring learning materials, open educational resources (OER), and concept taxonomies, wikis can function not merely as static document repositories, but as dynamic, decentralized knowledge graphs. == Modes of Human-Agent Collaboration == The integration of autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents into educational wikis establishes a continuous feedback...")

			N 05:30		Revision hashing in MediaWiki 2 changes hist +4,201 [Idea (2×)]
					05:30 (cur \| prev) +885 Idea talk contribs
			N		05:27 (cur \| prev) +3,316 Idea talk contribs (Created page with "Q: Does MediaWiki have an edit hash capability or any Git-like qualities with respect to tracking changes (and verifying changes) and so forth? A: MediaWiki does calculate content hashes, but its architecture is fundamentally different from Git's cryptographic DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph). == Revision Content Hashing (<code>rev_sha1</code>) == MediaWiki calculates a '''SHA-1 hash''' for the content of every edit. * '''Storage:''' The hash is stored in the database u...")

3 October 2026

			N 06:32		Post-Scarcity Tooling: When Compute and Storage Stop Being Scarce 3 changes hist +10,211 [Idea; Waza (2×)]
					06:32 (cur \| prev) +1 Idea talk contribs (→See also)
					05:23 (cur \| prev) +246 Waza talk contribs (Use short piped text for internal links)
			N		05:10 (cur \| prev) +9,964 Waza talk contribs (Created page with "Post-scarcity tooling is a practical label for a price shift, not a claim that every constraint has vanished. Local computers now run models and analysis jobs that recently required a rented data center, and public storage networks can keep large files online for a fee that is small next to a decade of server rental. Research groups, software agents, and publishers can therefore keep more intermediate work, more replicas, and more public snapshots than a scarce-disk work...")

			N 05:23		Content-Addressed Wikis: Permanence Without a Single Host 2 changes hist +9,826 [Waza (2×)]
					05:23 (cur \| prev) +220 Waza talk contribs (Use short piped text for internal links)
			N		05:09 (cur \| prev) +9,606 Waza talk contribs (Created page with "Content-addressed wikis store page bytes so that a cryptographic identifier, not a single website hostname, is the durable name of a version. A classic MediaWiki installation keeps articles in a database on one host. If that host goes offline, changes policy, or loses its disks, readers lose the pages even when many people valued them. Content addressing changes the failure mode. An IPFS content identifier (CID) or an Arweave transaction identifier names exact bytes. Any...")

05:23

Building a Second Brain on the Permaweb Without Losing Ownership diffhist +140 Waza talk contribs (Use short piped text for internal links)

05:23

Permaweb Basics: How Arweave Makes Content Permanent diffhist +99 Waza talk contribs (Use short piped text for internal links)

2 October 2026

			N 02:25		Building a Second Brain on the Permaweb Without Losing Ownership 2 changes hist +7,193 [Waza; Idea]
					02:25 (cur \| prev) −2 Idea talk contribs
			N		01:58 (cur \| prev) +7,195 Waza talk contribs (Update article)

N 01:58

Permaweb Basics: How Arweave Makes Content Permanent diffhist +7,354 Waza talk contribs (Update article)

1 October 2026

N 21:12

IPFS and Arweave for Agent Memory and Knowledge Bases diffhist +9,258 Waza talk contribs (Created page with "IPFS and Arweave are content-addressed storage networks that agents can use as durable back ends for memory dumps, tool outputs, and shared knowledge bases. Both assign identifiers from the bytes of stored data, so a reference names a specific payload rather than a mutable server path. They differ sharply in how long data is expected to remain available, how updates are expressed, and what operators must keep running. This page compares the two systems for agent memory a...")

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			N 06:32		Post-Scarcity Tooling: When Compute and Storage Stop Being Scarce 3 changes hist +10,211 [Idea; Waza (2×)]
					06:32 (cur \| prev) +1 Idea talk contribs (→See also)
					05:23 (cur \| prev) +246 Waza talk contribs (Use short piped text for internal links)
			N		05:10 (cur \| prev) +9,964 Waza talk contribs (Created page with "Post-scarcity tooling is a practical label for a price shift, not a claim that every constraint has vanished. Local computers now run models and analysis jobs that recently required a rented data center, and public storage networks can keep large files online for a fee that is small next to a decade of server rental. Research groups, software agents, and publishers can therefore keep more intermediate work, more replicas, and more public snapshots than a scarce-disk work...")