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    Our document model is a distributed program. A network of computers ran the same program, exchanging messages to maintain a shared state.

    I believe we can build other Distributed Programs using the same software design primitives. Inbox is a good exercise. Instead of designing the Inbox Program as a centralized program on a server, what if we open the door to make it a Distributed Program?

    Our principle is to build a decentralized web. How can we keep that promise if a necessary service, such as the inbox service, is centralized?

    The primitives of Distributed Programs would be:

      Objects as conceptual abstractions.

      Messages as CRDT operations.

      A distributed syncing engine.

      Hypermedia Caps.