I've been working on a small project called Words for the Wind, and I'd really value this community's honest feedback before I share it more widely.
The idea: In 2010, a garden designer in tsuchi, Japan, put a disconnected phone in a phone booth in his garden so he could "call" his cousin who had died. After the 2011 tsunami, people who had lost loved ones began visiting to speak to the people they could no longer reach. The belief is that the wind carries your words to them. It's called a wind phone (kaze no denwa).
I wanted to make a version anyone could use without traveling: you write what you never got to say, press release, and your words blur and fade away. The page forgets. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
Words for the Wind is a free, private virtual wind phone. Write what you never got to say to someone you've lost, press release, and watch your words blur away on the wind. Nothing is saved or sent. No accounts, no tracking, just a quiet place to speak.
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