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    '''Wikipedia is the Worlds biggest GFDL encyclopedia project.'''
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    Please go see http://www.wikipedia.org. Be patient, it's often experiencing a heavy load.
     
    Wikipedia's Phase III is what is running here and we are grateful for their nice wiki implementation. We are of course planning to fork their entire database and make a billion dollars off it and if they don't allow us (to do that) they are '''so pirate''' ;)
     
    See also Wikipedia's article on itself: [[w:Wikipedia]].
     
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    ===List of related wikipedia articles===
     
    If you see something in wikipedia that could be useful, please put it here, if the Wikipedia article '''is not complete''' you should put it in the [[Research]] page<br>
    '''Lists and timelines are very welcome.'''
     
    Understanding buying choices and their effects:
    * [[w:Conversion of units]]
    *�[[w:GTIN]]
    * [[w:EAN]]
    * [[w:UPC]]
    * [[w:List of countries]]
    * [[w:List of timelines]]
    * [[w:List of reference tables]]
    * [[w:List of stock exchanges]]
    * [[w:List of supermarkets]]
    * [[w:list of ethics articles]] - why would you care what you buy?
    * [[w:Commodity markets]] - buying on the largest scale
    * [[w:Globalization]]
    * [[w:Transparency]]
     
    Directly relevant to consumerium mission:
    * [[w:Slow Food]] - tied for third most relevant?  can we rank these?
    * [[w: Sweatshop]] - tied for third most relevant?
    * [[w: Boycott]] - second most relevant?
    * [[w:Moral purchasing]] - most relevant?  seems to describe this exactly

    Latest revision as of 21:35, 9 September 2004