About the wall
An honest salute.
The Wall of Awesome exists for one reason: to notice the people, companies and projects that quietly make the world better, and say so out loud, on a wall anyone can visit. The ranking is deliberately simple: more community endorsements means a higher place on the wall.
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What we believe
Awesome is not a follower count. It's a neighbour who shows up, a teacher who stayed late, a company that left something better than it found. Impact is often quiet. This wall tries to make it visible — and then sends it real attention.
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What we look for
- Impact that reaches beyond the person or company themselves.
- Generosity — of time, craft, or attention.
- A specific story a friend, customer or colleague can tell.
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How nominations become listings
- 1. Anyone nominates anyone, free, using the short form.
- 2. A real person reviews every nomination before it goes live.
- 3. If it's selected, the nominee gets a note that begins, "Congratulations. You've been nominated to the Wall of Awesome."
- 4. Their listing joins the wall and starts earning its rank.
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How you move up
People tap Endorse on a listing they believe deserves attention. More endorsements means a higher rank. One person gets one endorsement per listing. Nominating adds someone to the wall; it does not rank them. Clicks are shown as impact, but do not buy or change rank.
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How money works here
A nominated or claimed listing can pay $20 to be Featured for 30 days. Featured listings appear in a section that says Featured on it, in plain language, every time. That payment buys attention — it never moves an earned rank, and it never pushes anyone down. The paid side is what funds the traffic the earned side gets.
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What we won't do
- Sell rank. Not at any price, to anyone, ever.
- Hide a paid placement, or dress it up as an editorial pick.
- Let paid featuring change the community ranking.
- Share nominator details without asking first.
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A promise
Every nomination is read by a real person. If someone you admire belongs on this wall, tell us. We're listening.