PostSecret started with people mailing postcards spilling their deepest, darkest, most private thoughts to founder Frank Warren, who published the most intriguing ones on his blog. Now that intimate ...

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It began simply enough seven years ago, when Germantown resident Frank Warren decided to embark on an experiment: He distributed postcards around the Washington area to complete strangers. Warren ...

— Perhaps aside from God and the government, it’s quite possible that the entity who knows more people’s secrets than anyone else in the world goes by the unassuming moniker of Frank Warren. “The Most ...

So much of online discourse is toxic. Cloaked in anonymity, trolls and bullies and liars have made much of the web a hell-scape. But it doesn’t have to be that way. PostSecret is proof. The community ...

“I’m not sure I like all of my friends.” “I took my boss’ reimbursement check out of internal email and burned it.” “I fear no one will ever love me.” These are just a few of the secrets written on ...

The popular, anonymous secret-telling project PostSecret has pulled its popular iPhone app after it couldn’t keep up with the “gruesome,“ ”threatening,“ and even ”pornographic” content users were ...

At last count, the PostSecret web site had counted 466,771,333 visitors. Chances are, you’re one of them. But the site has only received a measly half million postcard contributions! That means only ...