Goblins is a distributed object programming environment that is being developed by the Spritely Institute for building secure peer-to-peer applications. It is intended to be used for building fully-decentralized, healthy social community networks. This project aims at adding persistent storage to Goblins, allowing arbitrary content such as text files, images or music to be referenced and used from within Goblins with a large-degree of network transparency. For this we will use an encrypted content-addressed storage network based on ERIS (Encoding for Robust Immutable Storage).
