Daily Nous Turns 10!
Daily Nous started on the afternoon of Friday, March 7th, 2014—ten years ago today.
Let me just say thank you to all of you. It has been a privilege to have this platform, to be useful, and to learn so much along the way.
Thanks for reading Daily Nous, for taking part in the discussions here, and for your support, your trust, your ideas and suggestions, your criticisms, and your patience over the past decade. I’m truly grateful.
— Justin
Happy birthday! Thank you, Justin for tending to this great resource all those years (in good times and bad).
Yes, happy birthday! I second what Daniel said.
Happy Birthday to Daily Nous!
It amuses me that academic philosophers of all people managed to pull this off, but DN and PhilPeople are a shining example of what social media could and should have been. I’m proud of us (and grateful to everyone responsible). Here’s to many decades more!
Daily Nous is a wonderful resource for the community. I can only imagine the work (and headaches) involved. Congratulations on surviving ten years!
Congrats, Justin, and well-done!
Thank you for your hard work over all these years! A true service to our profession.
My first reaction was “just 10 years? But DN has always been here!”. Happy birthday indeed, and thank you.
Easily the best source for philosophy nous on the internet. We’re grateful.
To ten more!
Well done. Thank you for all you do.
Happy birthday and thank you so much for everything!!!
Happy Birthday DailyNous! I am glad DailyNous exists, and grateful for your kind and unassuming support with the yearly Malaria Fundraisers. They would not be possible without your help, and it’s very generous you’re lending a grad student project your reach!
Congratulations! This is so much better than that other blog that just reposts 15 year old threads.
Happy anniversary. I read and benefit regularly. Thank you!
Nice work, Justin!
What needs to happen to keep this site going for another 10 years? Any plans to evolve the site?
What a huge accomplishment. Congrats!
Happy birthday! I 17-uple what others have already said. This is a real service to the profession — and just plain fun! It is also, I imagine, a helluva lot of work, and not a few headaches Thank you for your service.