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The Archive

Inscribed thank-yous,
in the order they arrived.

Each entry is a single inscribed page with its own permanent address. New entries are added below as submissions are processed. The archive grows one transaction at a time.

— Current edition —

Volume I.

The inaugural edition. One entry to begin with. The archive is intentionally small; it grows by inscription, not by volume.

I
To the woman behind me at Flinders Street Station.
"Then someone tapped me from behind. It was you."
The boy from the Flinders Street ticket queue
Melbourne, Australia
1992 or 1993
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If reading this makes you think of a thank-you of your own, this archive is doing its work.
A wide-canopied tree in late golden light, with many small handwritten paper notes hanging from its branches on coloured ribbons.
What we hope this becomes — one thank-you at a time, hung where the wind can find it.
— A small invitation —

If you can think of someone you never thanked, you already know what to do.

Write a thank-you