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The Finns, as usual, are [doing something pretty cool] The "National Day of Failure" (NDOF) is a day set aside to encourage people to try something new without the fear of failing. The purpose is to attempt something you're quite certain you might fail at, just for the sake of giving it a shot. I want to bring this idea to the United States and have our own day set aside to embrace failure by trying something new and failing (sometimes miserably) together.

So, Reddit, what do you think? I already grabbed a few obvious domain names to host a site. I'm decent at developing sites, writing copy, and doing system/database administration, but I'm pretty terrible at getting the word out (and I'm sure someone could write much better copy and build a better website than I).

My current idea for the site is:

- A concise video with short clips of people who have tried the idea of "failing on purpose" and the benefit they received from giving it a shot.
- Some variety of community system so "group failures" can be organized and everyone can share their idea for how to fail on NDOF
- A "Spread the Word" section with tools for getting the idea out (pamphlets, etc.)
- A video submission section so that, after the first NDOF, I can put together a "Life in a Day"-style video showcasing wonderful failures and unexpected successes (I know there will be many)

If you're interested in the idea, please let me know! And even if you're not constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. I think this could prove to be a very influential idea for a lot of people that allows them to realize through experience that failure is intimately associated with success, and there's nothing wrong with trying and not succeeding.
<bot>: I want to create a National Day of Failure in the United States to foster trying something new by eliminating the idea that success is necessary.