I’m exploring a Reddit-style social platform that combines Solid with Evernode.
Evernode is a decentralized application hosting network built around HotPocket. Applications can run across independent groups of hosts while maintaining shared application logic and state.
The idea is for each community to operate as its own Evernode application, controlling its rules, moderators, treasury, governance, and hosting.
Solid Pods could provide the individual ownership layer by storing portable user data such as profiles, preferences, follows, bookmarks, subscriptions, and block lists.
Public posts, comments, votes, and moderation records would remain in the community’s Evernode application because they require shared, authoritative state.
The basic vision is:
Communities own their spaces through Evernode, while users own their identities and personal data through Solid.
Does this architecture make sense from a Solid perspective? What data would you place in the Pod, and what should remain inside the community application?