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Friends — Day Zero Production
/friends People I’m glad to know The internet is better when it points outward. This is a small and necessarily incomplete list of people I’m glad to know, learn from, and send others toward — plus one place that feels a little like a friend. In no particular order. Simon Alexander Ong A past guest
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Who they link to
A /friends page is a list of people you like. Here's who dayzeroproduction.com points to from theirs. Sites with a yellow top edge are also listed here.
nickgray.netlisted here
- cosasposta.substack.com
- simonalexanderong.com
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More /friends pages
Other sites in the directory. The full list is on the homepage.
Friends A few people I admire, learn from and love to point you toward. Nick Gray founded Museum Hack and wrote The 2-Hour Cocktail Party , a guide to hosting the kind of small gatherings that actually bring people together. Hanz Thomas is the content creator and web designer behind this very site,
Friends A few people I like and admire. Nick Gray — who taught me all I know about cocktail parties. Ryan Holiday — my favorite author. This is a /friends page, inspired by slashfriends.org and Nick Gray .
People I like on the internet. Deepak Kumar Raghav Arora Garv Malik This is a /friends page, inspired by slashfriends.org and Nick Gray .
Friends A few people I admire, and whose work is worth your time. If we've crossed paths, there's a good chance you'll like them too. Tom Chenault is an author and relationship expert. He has spent more than four decades teaching people how to build genuine relationships in business and in life, and
Friends The web should be personal. Here you will find some of the people I draw inspiration from, people I find fascinating, and the websites of friends I've made along the way. Inspired by Nick Gray's slashfriends.org . Friends Cass Cauley Pam Selle Matt Kantor Nancy Smallwood Alex Hillman Kae Lan
Once upon a time we had blogrolls and before that we had webrings. I laugh when I think back to those days when you’d sometimes feel like you’d seen everything online and could just just go do something else while you waited for someone to post something new tomorrow. Things are a bit different now,
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