FAQ

This topic is the broadest support-oriented entry point for readers who want concise answers before diving into deeper documentation.

Is PaperProof a storage network? No. Walrus provides storage. PaperProof adds artifact identity, typed versions, official interactions, governance-aware state, events, SDKs, and agent-readable context. Is the official website the protocol? No. It is a reference interface. Independent applications can use the same public protocol objects. Are Docs, Blog, and Forum protocol types? No. They are website-level navigation experiences that map to artifacts. Blog posts and forum topics fit the blog_post artifact type. Docs articles can also be published as readable artifacts with locked or archived comments trees. Can an artifact be updated? Yes. A series keeps its stable identity while new append-only versions are added. Can a Docs article receive comments? The protocol creates an official comments tree for each artifact, but the owner can lock or archive it....