you would be creating a problem rather than a solution in the long run. Such data could be stored on ipfs anchored to the actual chain
Could you elaborate your answer a little bit more please?
I can't follow this statement either..
Thanks for the answers, so the idea would have a web platform that will be always keep on sync with the blockchain, so this problem would be solved, since the user has no client and he doesn't needs to update it.
This would work.
But if this web platform is only running on your server (without being open source), then what is the reason to use a blockchain?
You would create a centralised platform utilizing an inefficient data structure.
If you want to build a centralised platform, use another form of storage. A simple databse would be way more efficient.
If you want to build a decentralised platform, other people need the ability to connect to your network (without relying on your server/web application).
Well no, because for example, CryptoKitties is on Blockchain, but the application is running on a private server. So the idea is to have the web application using the Blockchain and having the Blockchain with full access open to the world with an api so everybody who want can build stuff and mess around, so i don't think that's correct, because CryptoKitties is using the same approach, right?