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OneDaySecret

One of the things going on on the internet today is anonymous secrets.

It all started with PostSecret which involved people making artistic postcards and mailing them anonymously to a website.

Since then, all kinds of secret sites have popped up, like the ljsecret community on LiveJournal.

Amongst all of these is a site that lets you phone up, leave a message and the message is posted anonymously to the site as an audio file. This might be unremarkable except that the phone end of it is our PhoneValet application.

(The guy is providing an applescript to PhoneValet that is called after the message is left. The script post-processes the audio into MP3 format, then uploads it to his webserver.)

Cool to see a public use of PhoneValet, trivial though it may be.

ETA: The OneDaySecret site is here. Forgot that part. Click on the weird circle shapes to hear the secrets.

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