Postcrossing

Postcrossing is an online project for people to exchange postcards with other project members globally. The project's tag line is "send a postcard and receive a postcard back from a random person somewhere in the world!"[2] The name Postcrossing is a union of the words postcard and crossing, and its origin "is loosely based on the Bookcrossing site".[3]

Postcrossing
Type of site
Project website
Available inEnglish
OwnerPostcrossing Lda
Created byPaulo Magalhães
URLwww.postcrossing.com
RegistrationYes
LaunchedJuly 14, 2005 (2005-07-14)[1]

Members can get details of other randomly selected members to send a postcard to, then receive cards from other random members. Official exchanges between the two members occur only once, but unofficial ongoing swaps between members are possible. As of April 2021, Postcrossing had over 800,000 members in 208 countries.[4] By January 2023, 70 million registered postcards had been exchanged.[5]

How it works

To be eligible to receive a postcard, a member must first send one. When a member requests to send a postcard they are given the address of another member and a unique postcard ID (e.g. US-787). They send a postcard to that address with the postcard ID displayed. Costs of postcards and postage fees are the responsibility of the user sending the card. When the recipient registers that postcard ID, the sender becomes eligible to receive postcards.[6] Each member can write profile text visible to the sender which can contain personal information and postcard preferences. The Postcrossing system allows two members to exchange postcards only once. By default, members will exchange postcards with countries other than their own but they can decide to exchange postcards with other users in their own country. Users can express a preference not to send to repeated countries but this does not guarantee no repetitions.

Initially each member can have up to five postcards traveling at a time. Once five cards are in transit they need to wait for a card to be registered as received before they can request another address. This limit increases as users build experience exchanging cards, up to a maximum limit of 100.[7] A small proportion of postcards do not get registered as received because they get lost en route, have an unreadable ID, or are received by members who are no longer active. The system attempts to adjust for these issues to reduce the difference between the number of sent and received postcards of each member.

Members

Membership is free and anyone with an address can create an account. The greatest numbers of members, known as postcrossers, are in Russia, Taiwan and China.[8] Globally, most postcrossers reside in North America, Europe, and East Asia. As of January 2019, more than one third of the combined total of postcards were sent from Germany, Russia, and United States.[9]

Countries with most users[8]a
RankCountryUsers
1. Russia114,962
2. Taiwan109,560
3. China72,033
4. United States of America70,913
5. Germany58,920
6. Netherlands38,724
7. Poland32,137
8. Belarus32,033
9. Ukraine26,256
10. Czech Republic21,998
11. France17,935
12. United Kingdom17,722
13. Finland16,865
14. Japan11,828
15. India11,262
     
Countries with most sent postcards[8]
RankCountrySent postcards
1. Germany11,867,906
2. United States of America8,338,137
3. Russia8,286,836
4. Netherlands5,071,353
5. Finland4,098,818
6. China2,874,002
7. Taiwan2,870,060
8. Belarus2,636,666
9. Czech Republic1,821,960
10. Japan1,702,265
11. Poland1,611,190
12. Ukraine1,597,774
13. United Kingdom1,478,960
14. France1,436,335
15. Canada1,198,061

^a Table last updated January 17, 2023

History

Postcrossing was created by Paulo Magalhães. It was initially a hobby based on his enjoyment of receiving postcards:[10] "The element of surprise of receiving postcards from different places in the world (many of which you would probably never have heard of) can turn your mailbox into a box of surprises – and who wouldn't like that?"[11] He started the website on July 14, 2005, hosted at his home on an old computer in clothes closet. The project rapidly grew internationally, initially via word-of-mouth then promoted by media attention.

The millionth Postcrossing postcard was received on April 11, 2008.[12][13] The project's popularity continued to accelerate, reaching two million in February 2009.[14] The five millionth postcard was received in August 2010,[15] shortly after the project's fifth anniversary,[16] and the 10 millionth postcard was registered in January 2012.[17] As of 2023, approximately one million postcards are registered every two or three months, passing the milestone of 70 million postcards received on January 4, 2023.[5]

Postcards exchanged per month[18]

Postcard Milestones
MillionDateTime (UTC)FromToPostcard
1[12][13]April 11, 20083:03 pm Turkey RomaniaTR-8482[19]
2[14]February 26, 20096:34 am Germany NorwayDE-292437[20]
3[21]September 24, 20094:09 pm Finland SloveniaFI-637138[22]
4[23]March 28, 201010:14 am Czechia NetherlandsCZ-48446[24]
5[15]August 24, 20107:14 pm Italy ThailandIT-98823[25]
6December 30, 201012:03 pm Spain GermanyES-97547[26]
7[27]April 19, 20116:59 pm China NetherlandsCN-357628[28]
8August 2, 201111:28 am Finland JapanFI-1149781[29]
9November 3, 20115:13 am China RussiaCN-450151[30]
10[17]January 27, 20124:56 pm Japan GermanyJP-232027[31]
11April 3, 20128:04 pm U.S.A. IcelandUS-1615550[32]
12June 12, 20126:28 pm U.S.A. NetherlandsUS-1710034[33]
13August 22, 20125:08 am Hong Kong RussiaHK-45392[34]
14October 25, 20128:52 pm Netherlands U.S.A.NL-1464473[35]
15[36]December 31, 20121:46 pm Germany ItalyDE-1800737[37]
16March 4, 20137:21 am Ukraine RussiaUA-487482[38]
17May 1, 201312:20 am Russia AustraliaRU-1658153[39]
18July 3, 20136:57 am Finland TaiwanFI-1791281[40]
19September 2, 20139:56 am Ukraine GermanyUA-737378[41]
20[42]October 29, 20135:49 am U.S.A. TaiwanUS-2449004[43]
21December 23, 201310:54 pm Netherlands ItalyNL-2232945[44]
22February 17, 20143:03 pm Netherlands PolandNL-2339217[45]
23[46]April 10, 201410:47 am Germany AustraliaDE-3043747[47]
24[48]June 8, 201412:40 pm Latvia JapanLV-150063[49]
25[50]August 10, 201411:02 am Netherlands GermanyNL-2612179[51]
26[52]October 10, 20143:36 am U.S.A. Hong KongUS-3009516[53]
27December 7, 20142:05 am Japan TaiwanJP-612910[54]
28February 5, 20157:13 pm Netherlands GermanyNL-2863567[55]
29April 2, 20154:04 pm Netherlands U.S.A.NL-2930266[56]
30[57]June 2, 201512:27 am Germany PortugalDE-4221494[58]
31August 5, 201511:39 am Netherlands PhilippinesNL-3078076[59]
32October 6, 20156:40 pm Romania U.S.A.RO-109708[60]
33December 5, 201511:37 am Netherlands JapanNL-3242698[61]
34February 4, 20167:41 pm Finland GermanyFI-2619857[62]
35March 31, 201611:49 pm Hong Kong U.S.A.HK-407034[63]
36May 31, 20166:34 pm China U.S.A.CN-1943122[64]
37August 2, 20167:08 pm Russia U.S.A.RU-4866496[65]
38October 4, 20164:09 pm Netherlands U.S.A.NL-3579375[66]
39December 7, 20167:56 am Taiwan U.S.A.TW-2105862[67]
40[68]February 13, 20176:39 am Taiwan FranceTW-2118751[69]
41April 17, 201710:46 am Czechia JapanCZ-1159412[70]
42June 28, 20176:15 pm U.S.A. GermanyUS-4715663[71]
43September 2, 20172:23 pm China GermanyCN-2281671[72]
44November 7, 201710:46 pm Russia Costa RicaRU-6019041[73]
45January 16, 20186:26 pm Australia CzechiaAU-590448[74]
46March 20, 20186:00 pm Germany RussiaDE-6951547[75]
47May 28, 20188:03 am U.S.A. TaiwanUS-5301280[76]
48August 7, 20183:47 am U.S.A. ThailandUS-5456394[77]
49October 16, 20181:32 am Russia U.S.A.RU-6804601[78]
50[79]December 27, 20187:13 pm Israel RussiaIL-60207[80]
51March 4, 201910:56 am Slovenia FranceSI-174914[81]
52May 13, 20195:47 am Russia RussiaRU-7247664[82]
53July 25, 20195:25 am U.S.A. SwedenUS-6129158[83]
54October 7, 20195:27 pm France RussiaFR-1208264[84]
55December 18, 20194:56 pm Germany BelgiumDE-8811634[85]
56February 28, 202011:49 am Netherlands RussiaNL-4570321[86]
57June 5, 20207:15 pm Germany RussiaDE-9251821[87]
58August 28, 20209:17 am Czechia GermanyCZ-1723155[88]
59November 10, 20208:51 pm Taiwan GermanyTW-3064528[89]
60[90]January 25, 202110:17 pm Belarus CzechiaBY-2711325[91]
61April 2, 20210:57 am Netherlands ChinaNL-4843833[92]
62[93][94]June 8, 20210:01 am China U.S.A.CN-3120100[95]
63 August 18, 2021 07:12 am  U.S.A.  Taiwan US-7750150[96]
64October 26, 20211:07 pm Finland GermanyFI-4039073[97]
65January 4, 20228:39 pm France HungaryFR-1467922[98]
66March 9, 20227:44 pm Finland NetherlandsFI-4130313[99]
67May 25, 20221:11 pm China BelarusCN-3322046[100]
68August 10, 20226:13 pm Slovakia GermanySK-278899[101]
69October 22, 20227:18 pm U.S.A. GermanyUS-8785398[102]
70January 4, 202311:36 pm U.S.A. U.S.A.US-9001590[5]

Postcrossing-themed stamps

The first Postcrossing-themed stamp was released by PostNL in 2011. Since then more than a dozen countries' postal services have followed suit, some releasing multiple Postcrossing-themed stamps.[103][104][105] The majority of these stamps have been launched in partnership with the Postcrossing community but some "unofficial" stamps displayed the Postcrossing trademark without approval of the Postcrossing organization.

List of official Postcrossing stamps
Some Postcrossing stamps. From left to right, up to down:
1. January 2, 2014.  Belarus Belposhta released their own Postcrossing-themed stamp in Belarus. The stamp was designed by Inga Turlo and features the words "Happy Postcrossing" in both English and Belarusian.[104][106] The English text is displayed using many colors and designs. 2.  Russia The Russian Post issued a stamp designed by Olga Shushlebina. The stamp shows the words "Я ❤ посткроссинг" (Russian: "I ❤ postcrossing") and schematic pictures of world sights.[104][107] 3.  Ukraine 4.  Belarus Belposhta launched their second Postcrossing-themed stamps in Belarus. The stamp was designed by Marina Vitkovskaya and features the words "Happy Postcrossing" in both English and Belarusian.[108][104] 5.  Romania 6.  Indonesia Indonesia Post presented three new Postcrossing-themed stamps on Postcrossing's 12th anniversary.[109] 7.  Hungary 8.  Moldova The Post of Moldova created their first Postcrossing-themed stamp featuring postcards zooming around the globe.[110] 9.  Belarus Yauheniya Biadonik designed Belarus' third Postcrossing-themed stamp.[111]

Stamps officially backed by the Postcrossing community are posted on the Postcrossing blog:[103]

World Postcard Day (October 1st)

On October 1, 2019, Postcrossing organised global events to celebrate the postcard's 150th anniversary. Events included postcard exhibitions, special cancellations marks, postcard writing workshops and seminars, commemorative postcards and special stamp issues.[112] Postcrossing organised an exhibition at the Universal Postal Union's (UPU) headquarters in Bern, with postcards from across the world sharing messages about the importance of postcards.[113]

Following the success of these events, in 2020 Postcrossing launched World Postcard Day.[114] Commemorative postcards and special cancellation marks were issued to mark the day.[115] A commemorative postcard for the event was chosen in a competition for design and art students. Special events included online postcard exhibitions, postcard writing workshops and online meetings.[115] A lesson plan was created in eight languages to help teacher introduce postcards to young children in schools. Further events have been held annually since 2020.[116]

See also

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