Consumerium User Stories - Revision history

142.177.108.49: renaming harried mom "Athena" (convention possibility - A for our best users, B, C, D, and E for the average who is still interested, F for those not interested)

2004-03-02T16:07:07Z

renaming harried mom "Athena" (convention possibility - A for our best users, B, C, D, and E for the average who is still interested, F for those not interested)

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	==stories from Consumer Point of View==		==stories from [[Consumer Point of View]]==

	''Many people today seek to avoid multinationals, support small businesses. This is due to the understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals. Inventing a mythical typical figure whose buying habits are average, named "Ed" (for [[developed nation\|developEd nation]]), and imagining them shifting slowly over time, is a good common story element.''		''Many people today seek to avoid multinationals, support small businesses. This is due to the understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals. Inventing a mythical typical figure whose buying habits are average, named "Ed" (for [[developed nation\|developEd nation]]), and imagining them shifting slowly over time, is a good common story element.''
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	Ed likes to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. But with all the [[mergers and acquisitions]], he used to find it difficult to know which they were. He uses [[Consumerium Services]]' fairly accurate measurements of company sizes, assembled by voluntary researchers to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing relative [[company size]] in a glimpse. Busy Ed finds this gives him a sense of empowerment, and he likes sometimes to chat up girls in the supermarket about the companies that produce the various goods on the [[retail shelf]]. He seems like a concerned aware guy, which for a single man is almost as good as a happy dog or someone else's kids in tow.		Ed likes to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. But with all the [[mergers and acquisitions]], he used to find it difficult to know which they were. He uses [[Consumerium Services]]' fairly accurate measurements of company sizes, assembled by voluntary researchers to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing relative [[company size]] in a glimpse. Busy Ed finds this gives him a sense of empowerment, and he likes sometimes to chat up girls in the supermarket about the companies that produce the various goods on the [[retail shelf]]. He seems like a concerned aware guy, which for a single man is almost as good as a happy dog or someone else's kids in tow.

	===~~Harried Mom~~ Teaches Kids How To Buy===		===Athena Teaches Kids How To Buy===
	(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') ~~Harried Mom has~~ two kids ~~and~~ no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.		(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') Athena is the harried but wise mom of two kids. With no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.

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	==stories from Producer Point of View==		==stories from [[Producer Point of View]]==

	''Producers seek to get more accurate marketing for less, and very often they have both cultural and financial problems reaching the markets that consume what they produce. A typical producer is, statistically, South Asian and either working in a factory or a field. Since agricultural products face the biggest barriers, and are also subject to the strongest regulations and consumer suspicions, let's call our typical producer "Ing" for [[developing nation\|developIng nation]]. Ing is quite poor and lives on a few dollars a day and has barely begun to explore export markets.''		''Producers seek to get more accurate marketing for less, and very often they have both cultural and financial problems reaching the markets that consume what they produce. A typical producer is, statistically, South Asian and either working in a factory or a field. Since agricultural products face the biggest barriers, and are also subject to the strongest regulations and consumer suspicions, let's call our typical producer "Ing" for [[developing nation\|developIng nation]]. Ing is quite poor and lives on a few dollars a day and has barely begun to explore export markets.''
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	[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer at the [[checkout counter]] provides a better focus for marketing efforts. For unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s, [[audio-visual marketing]] at this location has very high exposure - and may already be installed for [[Checkout TV]]. Evolution of the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] also makes more use of [[audio]] and [[headset]] in the aisles. Ing's message can be produced cheaply and moved over the Internet to the [[retail shelf]] where the customer considers what to buy. Without Julia to compete with, Ing is far more likely to make the sale.		[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer at the [[checkout counter]] provides a better focus for marketing efforts. For unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s, [[audio-visual marketing]] at this location has very high exposure - and may already be installed for [[Checkout TV]]. Evolution of the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] also makes more use of [[audio]] and [[headset]] in the aisles. Ing's message can be produced cheaply and moved over the Internet to the [[retail shelf]] where the customer considers what to buy. Without Julia to compete with, Ing is far more likely to make the sale.

	==Investor Point of View==		==stories from [[Investor Point of View]]==

	''Increasing numbers of investors seek to invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably - which are closely related ideas - good companies are less subject to sudden shocks when people wake up to the [[bad thing]]s others do.''		''Increasing numbers of investors seek to invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably - which are closely related ideas - good companies are less subject to sudden shocks when people wake up to the [[bad thing]]s others do.''

	Ed Sr. stays in touch with potential pitfalls in investments by using aggregate data compiled in the [[Opinion Wiki]]/[[Research Wiki]] thus staying safe of investing in possibly destructive business ventures which will explode long before his grandkids get to college. Ed Sr. sleeps easy knowing that there is always some [[researcher]] awake looking after that your investment does more good than bad where ever it ventures. Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward Ed Sr's socially responsible investing over and over again, putting him first in line for innovative new ventures, e.g. [[w:Natural Capitalism]], [[social entrepreneurship]].		Ed Sr. stays in touch with potential pitfalls in investments by using aggregate data compiled in the [[Opinion Wiki]]/[[Research Wiki]] thus staying safe of investing in possibly destructive business ventures which will explode long before his grandkids get to college. Ed Sr. sleeps easy knowing that there is always some [[researcher]] awake looking after that your investment does more good than bad where ever it ventures. Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward Ed Sr's socially responsible investing over and over again, putting him first in line for innovative new ventures, e.g. [[w:Natural Capitalism]], [[social entrepreneurship]].

142.177.108.49: rewriting these to actually BE stories (they weren't, stories have characters), and introduce some standard characters and scenarios to vary; also harried is not hurried, hurried has no time for game

2004-03-02T16:04:27Z

rewriting these to actually BE stories (they weren't, stories have characters), and introduce some standard characters and scenarios to vary; also harried is not hurried, hurried has no time for game

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	==Consumer Point of View==		==stories from Consumer Point of View==
	~~===Avoid multinationals, support small businesses===~~
	Understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals you, the [[consumer]], like to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. [[Consumerium Services]] make this a snap by providing fairly accurate measurements of company sizes. Wide group of voluntary researchers have accumulated enough data to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing '''relative company size in a glimpse'''. Get empowered without wasting time.

	===~~Hurried~~ Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy===		''Many people today seek to avoid multinationals, support small businesses. This is due to the understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals. Inventing a mythical typical figure whose buying habits are average, named "Ed" (for [[developed nation\|developEd nation]]), and imagining them shifting slowly over time, is a good common story element.''
	(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') ~~Hurried~~ Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.
			===Ed likes it small ===

			Ed likes to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. But with all the [[mergers and acquisitions]], he used to find it difficult to know which they were. He uses [[Consumerium Services]]' fairly accurate measurements of company sizes, assembled by voluntary researchers to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing relative [[company size]] in a glimpse. Busy Ed finds this gives him a sense of empowerment, and he likes sometimes to chat up girls in the supermarket about the companies that produce the various goods on the [[retail shelf]]. He seems like a concerned aware guy, which for a single man is almost as good as a happy dog or someone else's kids in tow.

			===Harried Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy===
			(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') Harried Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.

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	==Producer Point of View==		==stories from Producer Point of View==

			''Producers seek to get more accurate marketing for less, and very often they have both cultural and financial problems reaching the markets that consume what they produce. A typical producer is, statistically, South Asian and either working in a factory or a field. Since agricultural products face the biggest barriers, and are also subject to the strongest regulations and consumer suspicions, let's call our typical producer "Ing" for [[developing nation\|developIng nation]]. Ing is quite poor and lives on a few dollars a day and has barely begun to explore export markets.''

			===Ing vs. Julia ===

			Ing's biggest problem is that at the [[checkout counter]] when people could learn about how wonderful his rice or wasabi are, the [[consumer]] is looking at Julia Roberts' dress instead. This is understandable, but, for Ing it's the only opportunity he might have to make someone regret not buying the stuff he produces, and which isn't advertised.

			[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer at the [[checkout counter]] provides a better focus for marketing efforts. For unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s, [[audio-visual marketing]] at this location has very high exposure - and may already be installed for [[Checkout TV]]. Evolution of the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] also makes more use of [[audio]] and [[headset]] in the aisles. Ing's message can be produced cheaply and moved over the Internet to the [[retail shelf]] where the customer considers what to buy. Without Julia to compete with, Ing is far more likely to make the sale.

	~~===Get more accurate marketing for less===~~
	[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer provides a better focus for your marketing efforts. Audio-visual marketing is enabled for unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s
	~~----~~
	==Investor Point of View==		==Investor Point of View==

	~~===Invest~~ sustainably and get good returns sustainably~~===~~		''Increasing numbers of investors seek to invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably - which are closely related ideas - good companies are less subject to sudden shocks when people wake up to the [[bad thing]]s others do.''
	~~Stay~~ in touch with potential pitfalls in investments by using aggregate data ~~from~~ [[Opinion Wiki]] thus ~~stay~~ safe of investing in possibly destructive business ventures. ~~Sleep~~ easy ~~with~~ knowing that there is always [[~~consumer\|someone~~]] awake looking after that your investment does more good ~~then~~ bad where ever it ventures. Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward ~~your~~ socially responsible investing over and over again.
			Ed Sr. stays in touch with potential pitfalls in investments by using aggregate data compiled in the [[Opinion Wiki]]/[[Research Wiki]] thus staying safe of investing in possibly destructive business ventures which will explode long before his grandkids get to college. Ed Sr. sleeps easy knowing that there is always some [[researcher]] awake looking after that your investment does more good than bad where ever it ventures. Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward Ed Sr's socially responsible investing over and over again, putting him first in line for innovative new ventures, e.g. [[w:Natural Capitalism]], [[social entrepreneurship]].

Jukeboksi: removing obsolete text claiming there are none of these stories

2004-03-02T13:50:59Z

removing obsolete text claiming there are none of these stories

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	'''Consumerium User Stories''' are just story fragments that, when [[Consumerium Services]] are real, will also potentially be real. They focus on [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]] with some elements of, or hints at, [[visions]] and [[threats]] so that the more emotional elements of the story match our more emotional concerns about the project.		'''Consumerium User Stories''' are just story fragments that, when [[Consumerium Services]] are real, will also potentially be real. They focus on [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]] with some elements of, or hints at, [[visions]] and [[threats]] so that the more emotional elements of the story match our more emotional concerns about the project.

	~~So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one!~~ To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.		To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.

	Read about [[point of view]] first - each story fragment is from one point of view; Each fragment makes sense on its own but you probably need several to consider the [[comprehensive outcome]] of the [[Consumerium Services]] in use.		Read about [[point of view]] first - each story fragment is from one point of view; Each fragment makes sense on its own but you probably need several to consider the [[comprehensive outcome]] of the [[Consumerium Services]] in use.

Jukeboksi: restoring removed user stories

2004-03-02T10:35:05Z

restoring removed user stories

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-'''Hurried Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy'''
+==Consumer Point of View==
 (''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') Hurried Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her.  She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]].  Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking.  She has only one choice:  turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases).  She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]].  The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.

Jukeboksi: typos

2004-03-02T10:32:00Z

typos

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	'''~~Harried~~ Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy'''		'''Hurried Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy'''

	(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') ~~Harried~~ Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.		(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') Hurried Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.

142.177.108.12: first story, including one idea

2004-03-01T21:31:51Z

first story, including one idea

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	So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one! To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.		So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one! To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.

	-~~---~~		Read about [[point of view]] first - each story fragment is from one point of view; Each fragment makes sense on its own but you probably need several to consider the [[comprehensive outcome]] of the [[Consumerium Services]] in use.
	~~==Consumer Point~~ of ~~View==~~

	~~===Avoid multinationals, support small businesses===~~		-------
	Understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals you, the [[consumer]], like to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. [[Consumerium Services]] make this a snap by providing fairly accurate measurements of company sizes. Wide group of voluntary researchers have accumulated enough data to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing '''relative company size in a glimpse'''. Get empowered without wasting time.
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	~~==Producer Point of View==~~

	~~===Get more accurate marketing for less===~~		'''Harried Mom Teaches Kids How To Buy'''
	[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer provides a better focus for your marketing efforts. Audio-visual marketing is enabled for unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s
	~~----~~
	~~==Investor Point of View==~~

	~~===Invest sustainably~~ and ~~get good returns sustainably===~~		(''[[Consumer Point Of View]]'') Harried Mom has two kids and no babysitter so she has to take them to the [[supermarket]] with her. She has to spend most of her time watching them since they are brats - but old enough to read [[Simple English]]. Very commonly what ends up in her [[shopping cart]] at the [[checkout counter]] is not what she wants, but, what they shove in when she's not looking. She has only one choice: turn it into a game (perhaps it is even the [[Consumerium Buying Game]] where kids score points for swapping out bad and in good purchases). She takes the cart to a corner of the store, uses a [[worn device]] to look up the [[Consumerium buying signal]] and display it on a screen, and explains to the kids why they should not buy [[KitKat]]s or [[Golf Brand Former Forest Products]]. The kids love it and become heavy addicted Consumerium users.
	~~Stay in touch~~ with ~~potential pitfalls~~ in ~~investments by using aggregate data from~~ [[~~Opinion Wiki~~]] ~~thus stay safe of investing~~ in ~~possibly destructive business ventures~~. ~~Sleep easy with knowing that there~~ is ~~always~~ [[~~consumer\|someone~~]] ~~awake looking after that your investment does more~~ good ~~then bad where ever~~ it ~~ventures~~. ~~Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward your socially responsible investing over~~ and ~~over again~~.

Jukeboksi: Invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably

2003-11-27T15:59:35Z

Invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably

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	===Get more accurate marketing for less===		===Get more accurate marketing for less===
	[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer provides a better focus for your marketing efforts. Audio-visual marketing is enabled for unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s		[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer provides a better focus for your marketing efforts. Audio-visual marketing is enabled for unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s
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			==Investor Point of View==

			===Invest sustainably and get good returns sustainably===
			Stay in touch with potential pitfalls in investments by using aggregate data from [[Opinion Wiki]] thus stay safe of investing in possibly destructive business ventures. Sleep easy with knowing that there is always [[consumer\|someone]] awake looking after that your investment does more good then bad where ever it ventures. Socially responsible consumers are glad to reward your socially responsible investing over and over again.

Jukeboksi: Get more accurate marketing for less

2003-11-27T15:46:09Z

Get more accurate marketing for less

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	===Avoid multinationals, support small businesses===		===Avoid multinationals, support small businesses===
	Understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals you, the [[consumer]], like to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. [[Consumerium Services]] make this a snap by providing fairly accurate measurements of company sizes. Wide group of voluntary researchers have accumulated enough data to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing '''relative company size in a glimpse'''. Get empowered without wasting time.		Understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals you, the [[consumer]], like to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. [[Consumerium Services]] make this a snap by providing fairly accurate measurements of company sizes. Wide group of voluntary researchers have accumulated enough data to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing '''relative company size in a glimpse'''. Get empowered without wasting time.
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			==Producer Point of View==

			===Get more accurate marketing for less===
			[[Advertisement Video]]s streamed straight to and only to the interested potential customer provides a better focus for your marketing efforts. Audio-visual marketing is enabled for unprecedentedly small businesses and low volume [[product]]s

Jukeboksi: Avoid multinationals, support small businesses

2003-11-27T14:51:52Z

Avoid multinationals, support small businesses

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	'''Consumerium User Stories''' are just [[story ~~fragment]]s~~ that, when [[Consumerium Services]] are real, will also potentially be real. They focus on [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]] with some elements of, or hints at, [[visions]] and [[threats]] so that the more emotional elements of the story match our more emotional concerns about the project.		'''Consumerium User Stories''' are just story fragments that, when [[Consumerium Services]] are real, will also potentially be real. They focus on [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]] with some elements of, or hints at, [[visions]] and [[threats]] so that the more emotional elements of the story match our more emotional concerns about the project.

	So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one! To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.		So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one! To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects\|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.

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			==Consumer Point of View==

			===Avoid multinationals, support small businesses===
			Understanding that people employed by small and medium size businesses usually feel more fulfillment from their work and less distress then people working for giant multinationals you, the [[consumer]], like to choose products from smaller companies whenever plausible. [[Consumerium Services]] make this a snap by providing fairly accurate measurements of company sizes. Wide group of voluntary researchers have accumulated enough data to make it possible to put each [[company]] into the right context of companies producing a certain [[product group]] thus providing '''relative company size in a glimpse'''. Get empowered without wasting time.

142.177.97.132 at 22:03, 20 November 2003

2003-11-20T22:03:47Z

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'''Consumerium User Stories''' are just [[story fragment]]s that, when [[Consumerium Services]] are real, will also potentially be real. They focus on [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]] with some elements of, or hints at, [[visions]] and [[threats]] so that the more emotional elements of the story match our more emotional concerns about the project.

So far there are no such stories. Please write the first one! To understand how these can help drive the project review the somewhat similiar [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_User_Stories Simple English (Wikipedia) User Stories] that focus on the types of people and needs that another [[essential projects|related and essential project]] tries to fulfil.

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