ironically, as of writing it has not self-destructed for… 37 months, 7 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes, but this is a cool project. like most of the people who have heard of this, i heard about it at the peak of COVID. it seems it found quite a niche.
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Thanks for sharing this, its the first I’d seen of it. It feels like a kinda message-in-a-bottle sorta thing. The few messages I read were a melancholy mix of people who were clearly going through some hard times, and people trying to share some positivity. (And also some chain-email style “If you see this message pass it on,” messages; very nostalgic.)
The messages you find on this site feels reminiscent of postsecret. Some messages novel, some dire, some utterly terrifying; but it’s almost always something interesting.
https://postsecret.com/
Based on the title, I was sure the site in question must be reddit.com.
It’s a strangely fascinating experiment. Gives me flashbacks from scribbling messages on desks in high school.
Neat little project and reading a few messages offer some hope. The vast majority of them were super positive.
That’s pretty neat actually!
aw it reminds me of grouphug.us.