Started in August of 2006, Indexed has been noted around the web—much to my continued shock. Thank you to everyone who has shared the link and joined the party.
Originally, I described this site this way: “This is a little project that allows me to make fun of some things and sense of others without resorting to doing actual math.”
For more on me and what kind of work I do, there’s this.
Acknowledgements:
- Time Magazine’s Top Blogs of 2008
- The Webby Awards:
- PC Magazine’s Top 100 Blogs of 2007 and 2008
- Yahoo Pick of the Day
- Guardian UK, Best of the Internet
- Morning News, Editor’s Choice Awards “Favorite reason for the Internet to exist”
Featured in:
Press:
- Le Grand Content
A little movie made from these cards on YouTube. - NEON (Berlin)
- New City Chicago
- BusinessFirst
- Columbus Dispatch
- Kottke
- Friendly Atheist
Contact:
Email Jessica if you’d like to collaborate, advertise, vent, or ask a silly question. jhagy@yahoo.com
This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
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What with the election season now thankfully behind us, I continue to notice waaay too many candidate signs still up in peoples’ yards. There’s a very clear correlation with the candidate’s political leanings – level of candidate tea-baggery-ness is directly proportional to the length of time signs stay up after the election. I put it in the same phylum as redneckness being directly attributable to christmas lights staying up all year.
Keep up the good work!
-RB
Just came across your site by accident (via Google images!) and I’m hooked! Love it to bits. Keep up the good work :)
EleventyFour
Ireland
Hi Jessica,
I followed a link to an image I liked on a blog and WOW! Found you here doing your own wonderful thing. I hope you don’t mind if I use some of your images on my own blog from time to time, with attribution and a link to this site, of course. Keep up the great work.
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*four thumbs up*
This is easy math for me to understand. -smile-
Hi. Found your site through the Webby site. Congrats on all your success. :)
Just found you from a link on the XKCD website. I’ve only read about a dozen of your cards, but I’ve already subscribed to get them daily in my Inbox.
Now the only question is when will I be able to read them all from the very beginning…
Thanks for sharing your cards with the rest of us!
Jessica,
Totally addicted to your site, thanks for the laughs and insights.
After several years of unscientific research with my own 4 kids, I think there’s a slope that illustrates this (forgive me if you’ve done this one already): As whining about the little things increases, parental response decreases “The more you whine about being served broccoli, the less I care.”)
Excellent – as a management consultant I know the world can be defined in terms of a Boston matrix but this has opened my eyes to a few more options!
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Jessica – fantastic ‘little’ site ! You have a great sense of humour and sometimes simplicity is best. Thanks for making my day :)
Chris Guillebeau posted one of your works on Google+ and I went from it to your Google+ profile to your site. I love it!
Hi
I found you at the99percent.com and thought you might like this: youtube.com/watch?v=rmkLlVzUBn4.
Great site. These are simple but very sensible
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Hey Jessica,
I found your site a little late in the game, about 8 months ago, and it is awesome! I’ve got a card idea, Road Rules; x axis, speed of automobile, y axis, volume of music, slope of 1. Please keep it up.
Sincerely,
Marcus
Superb!