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Welcome to [[Consumerium]] N8czh. [[Pubwan]] is of high interest to us here at consumerium. Expecially the link to http://www.upcdatabase.com/ that you've provided might prove enormously valuable to [[Consumerium:Itself]]. I hope you enjoy contributing to [[motivation|our cause]] --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 13:30, 13 Mar 2004 (EET)
Welcome to [[Consumerium]] N8czh. [[Pubwan]] is of high interest to us here at consumerium. Expecially the link to http://www.upcdatabase.com/ that you've provided might prove enormously valuable to [[Consumerium:Itself]]. I hope you enjoy contributing to [[motivation|our cause]] --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 13:30, 13 Mar 2004 (EET)
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''*large scale cataloging of package deals - like [[buying coops]]?  We call these [[faction]]s and support [[institutional buying criteria]] they share''
Actually, what I (Lorraine Lee, aka n8chz) had in mind here is simply the linearization of nonlinear pricing schemes.  I understand that pricing is not a primary concern of Consumerium.  Prices are said to contain information, though.  I can see how you do not want Consumerium to degenerate into a "shop bot."
''*recruiting the [[Consumerium:contributor]] - which you call "information volunteer"''
My mama told me never to volunteer information.  I don't see that strategy resulting in Consumerium or pubwan.
''Please, though, we have enough abstract terminology!  We don't need to talk about "virtual objects" and other such non-terms here.  We need if anything to focus on the concretes, so your input at [[Consumerium User Stories]], [[best cases]], etc., is welcomed particularly.''
Sorry if I have confused.  I too am confused, as I lack the vocabulary to describe the models I visualize, so I look up things.  Sometimes the result is disappointing.
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