Context Protocol is a Semantic Decentralized Data Storage Protocol, essentially serving as the blockchain equivalent of the semantic web. It allows users to deploy smart contracts for storing their data on various platforms, such as Arweave, Filecoin, Ethereum storage, and others. The data stored through these smart contracts can be linked to one or more schemas, such as 'human', 'coder', or 'attendee to an event', and assigned a name in our registry on Polygon. This registry functions as a Universal Name Service, where each name corresponds to a 'smart document' - our term for the smart contracts used to store data. The nature of these smart documents can vary widely, depending on the schemas they're linked to. Furthermore, our smart documents feature versioning, providing your data with traceability and the ability to track its evolution over time.