Cool Hunting
Reader Finds by Josh Rubin
Starting today, you'll notice a new little tab in the nav bar above. Reader Finds enables readers to post their own favorite discoveries on CH. To make it happen, we've teamed up with our friends over at ThisNext, so if you don't have an account already you'll need to go here to create one. Every "recommendation" you make on ThisNext tagged with "Cool Hunting" will automatically show up on the Reader Finds page. It's as easy as that. We look forward to seeing what you dig up!
This entry posted on 01 March 2007 at
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