yep! Iroh documents [1] give you a very nice primitive that is technically a CRDT, but in practice most people use it as a key-value store. We really wanted a m

yep! Iroh documents [1] give you a very nice primitive that is technically a CRDT, but in practice most people use it as a key-value store. We really wanted a mutable solution that would support real deletions (instead of tombstones), and starting with append-only logs locks you out of that choice. With Iroh + CRDTs you have three choices: 1. Use iroh's connection & gossip layers in conjunction with a mature CRDT library like Automerge or Y.js. 2. Build a more sophisticated CRDT on top of iroh documents. 3. Worry a little less about weather your data structures form a semilattice & build on a last-writer wins key-value store (basically: just use documents) We've seen uses for all three. Hope that helps! [1] https://iroh.computer/docs/layers/documents https://iroh.computer/docs/layers/documents