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Post your prep photo
Take a photo of your preparation on your own Instagram: the kit you assembled, the radio you tested, the go-bag by the door. Real gear, real homes — that's the whole point.
The Wall
The best reader preparation, curated from Instagram. No accounts or likes live on this page — all the interaction happens on Instagram, where the community already is. Tag your post and it can end up here.
The Instagram account is on its way. Until @myprotocolzero goes live, these spots are reserved — the first reader photos will hang here.
How to participate
Three steps. No sign-up on this page, no new passwords — just your Instagram and something you actually prepared.
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Tag it with the protocol
Tag @myprotocolzero and use #ProtocolZero plus the protocol number, like #Protocol07. That way the community can find it — and try it.
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The best hang on the wall
We share the most useful, honest posts on @myprotocolzero — and they appear right here on the Wall. Your preparation might be the push someone else needed.
Section 03 — The one that's missing
Protocol 101
One hundred protocols are in the book. The 101st belongs to the community.
This book admits what most books won't: it doesn't have every answer. If you lived through a failure the protocols don't cover — a blackout, a flood, a system that stopped answering — and you found what actually works, propose it. The community writes the tools it's missing, together.
The best proposal is printed in the second edition — with your name on it