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Form (FORM) is designed as a decentralized protocol for social interactions, focusing on portable social graphs and user-owned data. It allows developers to build social applications where users maintain full control over their content and connection history across different front-ends.

If social media migrations to decentralized protocols accelerate, Form's emphasis on composability and user ownership positions it as a key infrastructure layer.

Social networks require massive network effects to succeed, and Form faces stiff competition from established platforms and other web3 social initiatives.