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A short external-facing explanation of what PaperProof Protocol is, how mature it already is, and why its structure is differentiated.
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PaperProof Protocol is a live Sui + Walrus artifact protocol for durable, versioned, verifiable digital work. It is designed for papers, reports, datasets, software releases, blog posts, and other high-value knowledge artifacts that need stable identity, verifiable content, durable version history, and protocol-native discussion rather than just ordinary website publishing. In practice, it gives digital artifacts a reusable protocol layer so they can be published, updated, verified, discussed, and integrated by different applications and tools over time. The protocol is already materially implemented, not merely proposed....
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