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(also, you might want to forget about fridges and use a drive for food; since it's stored as data on the drive, it doesn't tick decay at all. oh, and I added #ore, #ingot and #gem to all the relevant vanilla items, though "gem" is a bit less literal, used to refer to any orelike item that doesn't have a distinct refined form.)
And I'm guessing that having data on one network being able to used on another (off-planet, etc) is to be left for the far-flung future for performance reasons?
as for getting items across the world gap, without carrying storage...disks around, perhaps a single item, a small chest, that uses the JSON mechanism? then the existing (and planned) features of the network could simply interact with said chest? might be -ender,esting-