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+title: Apache Tuweni FAQ
+tagline: Apache Tuweni
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+# Apache Tuweni
+Tuweni is a Lakota language word which means both never and nobody.
+
+## What is Apache Tuweni?
+Apache Tuweni is an incubating project of the Apache Software Foundation originating from the Cava project at ConsenSys.
+
+The project is mostly Java with sprinkles of Kotlin.
+
+## Why Apache Tuweni?
+Tuweni stems from the need to create libraries for peer-to-peer, blockchain-based projects.
+
+We saw a great deal of fragmentation in the blockchain space early on.
+
+There are two facets to the project.
+
+One is to allow an easy path to standards and adoption by developers of peer to peer and blockchain-related technologies.
+
+The other is to offer an open home for technology to strive away from the conflicting interests of different blockchain groups.
+The Apache Software Foundation being a merit-based organization allows for such an organic community to form.
+
+Committer rights are bestowed on individuals for their contributions, and are tied to their identity, rather than their day job.
+
+## What can I use Apache Tuweni for?
+Apache Tuweni is organized in roughly 4 sections:
+
+* Low level libraries for bytes and units, as well as popular blockchain serialization formats such as RLP and SSZ.
+* Crypto libraries based off sodium and bouncycastle, for summetric and asymmetric encryption as well as hashing.
+* Ethereum centric libraries to evaluate domain objects, index chains, implementing ethereum wire protocol and the LES subprotocol, the discv4 and discv5 discovery protocols.
+* Blockchain and peer to peer network libraries reprising the above, adding secure scuttlebutt and hobbits.
+
+## Who is Apache Tuweni?
+
+Apache Tuweni is maintained by volunteers at the Apache Software Foundation.
+
+[You too can participate.](/community)
