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The Radicle protocol, in contrast, extends Git's capabilities with a
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decentralized identity system, novel gossip protocol, and integrated social
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artifacts, forming a *self-hosted network for code collaboration*. Radicle
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locates, serves, and replicates Git repositories across a [peer-to-peer][]
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network while maintaining data authenticity via cryptographic signatures, so
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peers can directly exchange data without the need for a trusted third party.
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This enables communities to both self-host and share their repositories across
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a distributed protocol, contributing to the emergence of a new sovereign
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network for code collaboration and more.
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locates, serves, and replicates Git repositories -- including artifacts --
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across a [peer-to-peer][] network while maintaining data authenticity via
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cryptographic signatures, so peers can directly exchange data without the need
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for a trusted third party. This enables communities to both self-host and share
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their repositories across a distributed protocol, contributing to the emergence
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of a new sovereign network for code collaboration and more.
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## Nodes
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