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.)

It's fascinating to me that for the past 37 months and 7 days at least one person per day has written a note there. Like even on Christmas and New Year's Eve at least one person thought this experiment should continue.

This has the same feel as websites from 15-20 years ago. I love it.

Based on the title, I was sure the site in question must be reddit.com.

The tilted text makes me nauseous

It’s a strangely fascinating experiment. Gives me flashbacks from scribbling messages on desks in high school.

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/

eyyyy, this site! occasionally I’ll go on and click through for a bit; I have a file where I save any messages that strike me, whether for the point of view, the story, or the emotion. Definitely way more “if you see this add your name” copypastas now than in 2020 though.

I wonder whether the texts are moderated. Nothing remotely offensive shows up.

I'm not complaining! :)

Very cool, thanks for sharing :)

yeah, it's like the button experiment

Neat little project and reading a few messages offer some hope. The vast majority of them were super positive.

I remember this popping up in the pandemic, I read some really wholesome messages on there.

I'd really love to see some stats on the longest it's ever gone without a message

aw it reminds me of grouphug.us.