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.

01

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.

02

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.

03

How nominations become listings

  1. 1. Anyone nominates anyone, free, using the short form.
  2. 2. A real person reviews every nomination before it goes live.
  3. 3. If it's selected, the nominee gets a note that begins, "Congratulations. You've been nominated to the Wall of Awesome."
  4. 4. Their listing joins the wall and starts earning its rank.

04

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.

05

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.

07

A promise

Every nomination is read by a real person. If someone you admire belongs on this wall, tell us. We're listening.