The bar
Quality, not independence
Released independently, published the traditional way, or paid to publish: none of it disqualifies you, and none of it gets you in either. The work does.
For creators
List your work.
Your link goes to your own checkout, we take no cut, and listing is free. We also do not list everything, which is the only reason being listed here means anything.
What gets in
We say no.
A shelf that lists everything is a search box, and there are enough of those already. Always Questioning is curated on purpose: a small number of things, each one worth the click.
It is the reason being listed here is worth anything to you. A recommendation from a place that recommends everyone is not a recommendation.
The requirement
Somewhere real to send people
There has to be an actual place a reader can go and get it: your own site, your checkout, your publisher, your retailer. We point at it. We do not stand in front of it.
The condition
Yours to give
You hold the right to share what you send, and you decide what of it is public. We will not list work you cannot give us permission to point at.
The deal
What you keep, and what we ask.
You keep one hundred percent
Your link goes to your own checkout. We never touch your payments, your pricing, or your customers, and we take no share of what you sell.
Your work stays yours
We list it and we point at it. We do not host it, resell it, license it, or claim any right in it, now or later.
Nothing goes live without you
We shape the image and the words with you, not around you, and it publishes only once you have read it and said yes.
Listing is free, and stays free
The collaborative funds itself by licensing its own and partner work, and by a share of its own store. Never by a cut of yours.
What we ask in return
Name alwaysquestioning.com where you tell people to find you, alongside your usual channels.
The Creators Code adds two more: point other independent makers here, and send only work that is yours to give. A listing runs on a short plain-language agreement, and the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy apply the way they do on any site. None of it asks for your money, your rights, or a share of your sales.What you actually get
A card, a category, and a link that leaves.
Dead Sprint Radio is owned entirely by its host, keeps everything it earns, and lives on its own site. This is its card.
Channels
Dead Sprint Radio
How organizations really work.
The honest version of how teams actually work: the chaos, named and mapped. In audio and video.
Listen- Your name, and your lineThe title and the one-line description are written with you and approved by you. We do not rewrite you into house voice.
- Your imageSend one or let us shape one with you. Either way you see it before anyone else does.
- One link, and it leavesThe card is not a product page. It is a door out, to wherever you already sell or publish.
- No ranking, no promoted tierNothing on the shelf is ordered by what it pays us, and there is nothing to buy your way up into.
How to list
Three steps, and most of the work is ours.
1
Send it
Your name, a link to where the work lives, and a line about what it is. Five minutes, and no account to create.
2
We read it
Every submission is read by a person. We do not approve everything, and a no is a no about fit, not about you.
3
We build it with you
If it is a fit, we shape the image and the words together, list it in its category, and publish once you approve.
Because listing is free, we work on our own timeline and make no promise about how fast we respond, except where the law requires us to act within a set time.
Listing is not the only way in. There is also writing inside one of the publications, partnering on a project, or simply being a member and finding people to build with. The whole structure is laid out here, money included.
Made something worth finding?
Send it. If it is a fit, we shape a photo and a description with you, list it in its category, and point people straight to your own checkout.
Email us about a listing