The Gothic Lineage: A Lifeline Loom
An interactive, sourced timeline maps 28 Gothic and Victorian works and 23 authors’ lives across 1764–1910.
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Living Books: texts you can step inside
An interactive reading project turns short, profound texts into sensory worlds, with original words and line-by-line translations alongside.
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Lumina makes rest part of the game
A gentle garden game that adjusts its activities and atmosphere to the player’s energy, with people living with chronic illness in mind.
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Manuel Corpas’s case for trustworthy agentic genomics
A genomics scientist’s personal site traces his work on genomic equity and presents open tools for evaluating AI agents that perform genomic analysis.
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Miketaur: The Jersey Shore Cryptid With a Marina Day Job
An affectionate, interactive cryptid archive casts Mike, a marina worker, as the Jersey Shore’s centuries-spanning half-man, half-horse legend.
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Modern Welfare 4
A parody multiplayer browser FPS that turns matches into welfare paperwork: every kill is taxed, claims are filed, and the Brown Envelope is a weapon.
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Neighbor Radio’s guide to the people next door
A radio-themed guide to neighbors’ faith, heritage, holidays, and the small questions that can make it easier to understand one another.
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New Naqqali’s Shahnameh in modern English verse
A digital edition of Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh, presented in rhymed English verse alongside story pages, notes, maps, genealogies, and related reference material.
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Delhi, October 10: A Protest Record With Caveats
An independent, sourced account of a planned Delhi demonstration, reported security measures, travel restrictions, and detentions.
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Okinawa’s PDCA, made searchable
An unofficial civic-tech site organizes Okinawa Prefecture’s annual policy implementation results into searchable themes, initiatives, and outcome indicators.
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Old Negatives: America on 35mm, 1939–1942
An archive of 35 rescanned color slides showing American towns, farms, factories and fairs, with full-resolution scans in the public domain.
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Operation Rooster’s Record of Poultry Culls
A farmer-organized advocacy project documents South Korea’s avian-flu poultry culls and argues for changing a disease-control system centered on mass culling.
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A Medicare comparison that shows its work
PlainPlanGuide offers Michigan seniors and their families a guided way to compare Medicare plans, estimated yearly costs, drug coverage, and trade-offs.
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The Secret Level, an arcade you almost remember
A free, retro-styled web arcade with original games, a jukebox, tickets, and a fictional prize counter.
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Poliscope’s 2027 candidate comparison
A French-language guide to comparing declared 2027 presidential candidates’ proposals by topic, with claims linked to source citations.
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ProjectWhitehall puts a receipt beside every figure
A public beta organizing UK public-office records and declarations, with source links, reconciliation counts and a corrections log.
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Card & Crumb keeps the card beside the recipe
The service turns photographs of handwritten family recipes into a hardcover cookbook, pairing each original card with its typed recipe.
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Roman Roads Map, with uncertainty drawn in
An interactive map of Roman roads across the empire, with routes classified by how certain their locations are.
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Sanjay Beans and the Unaccounted Cans
A small-batch bean brand tells a deadpan story about selling out drops and leaving cans in scenic places for strangers to find.
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Sanz Records: from family name to archive page
A searchable index of family names in Nowy Sącz’s historical tax journals and town records, with digital copies of original pages available to order.
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Save the Riverwalk’s case for a failing Fort Lauderdale seawall
A civic advocacy site documents the deteriorating Riverwalk North seawall in downtown Fort Lauderdale and lays out six requests for city and other officials.
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Scope: a voter-match tool with receipts
Scope asks eight questions, then compares your answers with members of Congress using roll-call votes and statements linked to their sources.
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SHIORI makes TRPG clues in two versions
A free, browser-based editor for making handouts for tabletop role-playing games, from fictional newspapers to character files and chat logs.
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Signs of Life: a gallery you can rearrange
A walkable 3D exhibition pairs Matt Stewart’s large-scale oil paintings of the American Southwest with an original sound composition by Brian Wenner.