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Waku builds a family of privacy-preserving, censorship-resistant communication protocols for web3 applications. Waku builds a family of privacy-preserving, censorship-resistant communication protocols for web3 applications.
This repository contains specifications for the Waku suite of protocols. This repository contains specifications for the Waku suite of protocols.
## Index: ## List of Specifications:
- Informational: - Informational: Waku design issues, general guidelines or background information that does not constitute a new feature.
- Standards - Standards
- Core: - Core: Standards and protocols for the core Waku p2p communications offering.
- Application: - Application: Standards and protocols that describe various applications or encryption use cases built on top of a Waku network.
| Waku Specifications | Description | | Waku Specifications | Description |
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Contributions are welcome from any party. Contributions are welcome from any party.
Contributors can create specifications relating to the Waku domain and Contributors can create specifications relating to the Waku domain and
create a pull request to begin discussion. create a pull request to begin discussion.
The recommended template may be used for new proposed specifications. The recommended [template](./template.md) may be used for new proposed specifications.
New specifications are considered a proof of concept. New specifications are considered a proof of concept.
Once a rough consensus is reached towards stabilization, Once a rough consensus is reached towards stabilization,