Keep it Simple (Stupid)
The list below is brief, but covers a lot of ground.

If you want to learn about Mikey Hayes, the founder of Middle Ground you can do so by navigating to the biography page. Warining, he's pretty boring.
Our Values
Distilling everything we value into a few memorable slogans is (probably) missing the forest for the trees. The icons below are not a comprehensive collection of everything Middle Ground values, but they do a good job or illustraing a few of our tightly held belifes.
Lone Pine
The Lone Pine represents the resolve to authentically express who you are even if that means you do so alone.
Hourglass
The Hourglass comes from a long standing practice in intentional inefficiency called Analog Hour (something you can find in Open Notes Vol. 01).
Black Flag:
Black Flags have historically represented anarchy movements (and pirates). To us, they represent proudly going against the grain.
Pocket Journal
The Pocket Journal calls back to when the entirety of Middle Ground was scribbles and sketches. In essence, this value encourages us to start where we can.