Editing Talk:Fairtrade On Demand

If you read the article through you propably noticed that I've dreamed up this simplification where a package "knows" when you touch it with your cell phone/pda/whateveryoureusing and then has the ability to tell it's identity to the machine that touches it. Perhaps the packages could have some sort of reusable and recodeable identification sticker attached to it that is then perhaps removed and reused at the cashier. Why not even an enclosing shell such as is used on CDs everywhere. I don't know and i really don't have the energy to care how product identification is done in ten or twenty years. No-one is paying me to do it.

And I know this idea can be seen as "an attempt to systematize begging on a global scale", but I think it's still an interesting idea.[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 19:20, 6 Nov 2003 (EET)

Or "mixing charity with shopping" which is a little strange concept somehow, but hey I dislike having to pay around four times as much for a cup of coffee just to not feel like i'm getting cheap enjoyment off other peoples misery. I guess all the refiners and traders take their extra slice from the high price of all things [[Fair trade|fairly traded]]. And no you don't need to tell me about the low trade volume issue and so forth.... I'd just like to make a few cents go around the world without having to pay an euro for it to happen. mkay?? --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 19:29, 6 Nov 2003 (EET)�