[hackerspaces] HackFriday.com is aggregating Hack Friday endeavors!

[Brink of HackFriday]

Greetings fellow hackers and makers!

Regardless which side of any ocean you might be on, you're probably
familiar with Black Friday, and the raw consumer madness which overtakes
most of America on this infamous day of the year.

Last year, NYC Resistor and other fine hackerspaces encouraged folks to
eschew the crazed shopping malls in favor of a better way to spend the
post-holiday holiday: Hack Friday, an international day of hackery, makery,
and craftery.

This year, as many more folks are embracing the make-not-buy mentality of
Hack Friday, we're kicking things up a notch with HackFriday.com. We've
spent all week untangling the 'tubes to make HackFriday.com an aggregator
for all things and projects HackFriday related.

Now that the dust is settling and we can see what we've done, we want to
feature your awesome projects! Whether you're hacking solo or in
conjunction with your hackerspace comrades, HackFriday.com gives you a
place to catch up on all the global HackFriday action in one grand unified
kitten caboodle of hackity goodness.

Come hack the day away with us! We'll be adding feeds to the hose all day
long, so send them to us any way you can!  Here are some ways:

Method 1: Email your project/blog/hackerspace RSS URL to
feeds at hackfriday.com !

Method 2: Tweet your RSS URL (or its short link) to @ItsHackFriday with the
tag #HackFridayProject

Method 3:  Tag your stuff #HackFriday !  *If* *we find it*, we'll aggregate
it!

HackFriday.com launches Friday morning, November 23rd, at 6am PST.   First
one there gets cake*!


- Brink

brink at hackfriday.com


*Bring Your Own Cake
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