“I am so in love with Cowbird. It could be the most elegant use of the web I have viewed to date.”
– Kristy O.
“I've just graduated and I am a little scared and Cowbird is one of the closest things to a map I have. Mostly, so far, it is telling me I can go in any direction, and to just try to do it with dignity and passion, which is the vaguest and best advice I think I have ever gotten.”
– Farah C.
“The site is a wonder. My goosebumps are traveling all over this body, inside and out. Gratitude popping, especially for the vision and hands that made it real.”
– Kathy R.
“I just love how intimate the site is. Raw, unwashed connection into someone's deepest thoughts.”
– Adam D.
“Cowbird is a beautiful world. It slows you down in the hustle of bustle of life. It inspires you with stories from amazing people. It is a place where you’re grateful for humanity. It’s a humbling experience to be part of it.”
– Janet W.
“Just so human.”
– Fernando D.
“I just want to compliment you on the creation of a truly beautiful addition to the internet. The concept is so clean, the design is pitch perfect, and the underlying values shine through the experience and the community forming around it. I have been building software for over 25 years and I know how very hard it is to do something this well.”
– Robert B.
“It is beautiful, powerful, sublime, exciting, inspiring, provocative... and so much more. Wow, oh wow. Thank you for imagining, engineering and building such a profoundly compelling community.”
– Peter R.
“Being able to put that out into the world was a powerful experience. You've created an amazing, almost sacred, space.”
– Evan T.
“I am usually overwhelmed with social networking sites and marketing via the internet, and this place feels like the exact opposite: warm, welcoming, beautiful, creative, and on and on. In short, I am so happy to be here with everyone.”
– Julie C.
“I love the idea of online communes — I fully endorse cowbird as a ‘utopia in our times!’”
– Iona F.
“You've not just gotten together a collection of experiences, but are on your way to creating an experiential taxonomy of everyday life, one that crosses generations and classes and brings us to regard what's universal even in each unique entry.”
– Mark K.