Project Info
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Inspiration
Recently, there’s been rising concern over how much power social media companies have over the freedom of speech. The concept of social media has always existed but usually required users to migrate to a different platform which many (including us) would prefer not to do. So we decided to build something that would allow for decentralization of speech on social media while still allowing us to use the platforms we know and love.
What it does
Permanent Record is a chrome extension that can save a social media post and immortalize it in the blockchain where it is tamper-proof.
How we built it
We developed a EVM-based smart-contract that allows for customized minting of posts and deployed on Caldera’s network. We then built a chrome extension that communicates with the contract to mint an NFT whenever any user wants to archive a post on the blockchain.
What's next
We plan to website that highlights the entire collection of all immortalized posts as well as a specified section for displaying deleted posts that have received the most attention.
Permanent Record Extension 💽
Permanent Record is a revolutionary Chrome extension that empowers users to archive web pages directly into the blockchain, ensuring permanence, authenticity, and tamper-proof records. This project leverages the immutable nature of blockchain technology to provide a unique solution for digital preservation and authenticity verification.
Features
- Web Page Archiving: Easily archive any web page with a single click.
- Blockchain Integration: Utilizes the blockchain for secure and permanent record-keeping.
- User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive design for effortless navigation and usage.
- Privacy-Focused: Ensures user privacy and security throughout the archiving process.
- Open Source: Encourages community involvement and contributions.
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Technology
- CSSIn code
- HTMLIn code
- JavaScriptIn code
- SolidityIn code
4 of 4 appear in the indexed code.
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Codebase size
Source size
553 KB
Source files
10
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Repository
NameCrisis/permanent-record-ext
18 files · 716 KB · @ 322ed53
Structure
Application logic
9 files · 50%Domain rules, services and shared utilities.
Supporting
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Languages
- JavaScript99%
- Solidity0%
- Markdown0%
- CSS0%
- HTML0%
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Dependencies
contract/package.json
npm · 4- @nomiclabs/hardhat-ethers
- @openzeppelin/contracts
- ethers
- hardhat
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