Good day, 

We are writing this proposal with regard to some of the experiences that we are getting as a user and/or a validator within the eco-system. We do understand that a lot of help is being proposed by the community members, but at the same time, we have to do our own research in regard to information/news that we are looking forward to.

What we want to help the community is to address a typical behavior of Web2 and the nature of our internet environment. IE: INFORMATION is  "ALL Over The Place" from either Blogs, video site, other blogs and blogs and discussion website and sometime, social media. 

While that the above information is "ALL over the place", we want to help index it and provide a much better version of playbook for the community. We are presenting you polkadotspace.io a search indexer based on Polkadot and Kusama. The solution can be expand to other topics or parachains, but we are starting now on this. In the meantime, while  we are working toward a search engine, we are also offering RPC and Archive nodes for public use with the flexibility scale and additional georedundancy.  

Our current Full Proposal can be found below. 
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/19LXxklsulLc87ffkwHPzfgfQwB86efytHl2SoatRXnU](https://docs.google.com/document/d/19LXxklsulLc87ffkwHPzfgfQwB86efytHl2SoatRXnU)

We welcome feedback and improvement on the proposal, as at the end of day, the community will be part of us, will also be part of the scalable solution and the enrichment of the data and recommendations. We also want to offer transparency to the proposal. Afterall, this is supported and funded by the community. 


- The writer is proposing a solution to help organize and index information on the internet.
- They are creating a search indexer based on Polkadot and Kusama.
- They are also offering RPC and Archive nodes for public use.
- They have a full proposal that can be found in a Google document.
- They welcome feedback and want to be transparent with the community.

#1814 Treasury Proposal - Polkadot Search indexer and RPC end-points