That being said, we've made the tough decision to end 28 Days of the Web. The final installment will publish February 2024, and the website will go offline February 2025. A big thanks to all the honorees and to everyone who has supported this for the past 10 years!

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Happy December! We announced this over on @revisionpath, but this may be our final month unless we can raise $50K by the end of the year. We've already received a little over $6K to keep us going through part of Q1 2024! You can donate here: https://t.co/LzNQ7oDvf2 Thank you!

That's it for this year's 28 Days of the Web! Thank you for liking, sharing, and following us! If you want to support what we do, donate to Revision Path so we can keep this going! https://t.co/LzNQ7oDvf2

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