Interesting idea, and of course I like the release using the AGPL, but I am trying to wrap my head around the use cases.
Since Freebase was discontinued (not to worry, the data is in WikiData), are crowd funded/contributed Knowledge Graphs really a thing? Company internal Knowledge Graphs tend to be re-built periodically from raw data sources, including materializing implicit relations (speeds up queries). Why the need for blockchain?
Anyway I wish the developers good luck because I think that graph databases are still under appreciated.
Secure every update with blockchain cryptography in a core immutable ledger.
Tamper-proof blockchain (SHA3-256) for extreme data integrity
Complete data traceability throughout history
Provable audit trail into provenance and path of data
Digital signatures cryptographically tied to every change
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Anyway I wish the developers good luck because I think that graph databases are still under appreciated.
EDIT: I see that it is written in Clojure, nice!
From https://flur.ee/features/ :
Secure every update with blockchain cryptography in a core immutable ledger.