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-'''Individual buying criteria''' could be anything.  The only thing they have in common is that:
+'''Individual buying criteria''' is crystalised in what [[service]] you need in most cases a [[product]] or [[product group]] that serves a purpose you feel you need served. This is your primary criteria. There may be groups that want you to [[Product substitution|substitute the product with something else]]
-*they have to be stated explicitly, so there is a chance of finding out whether something satisfies that criteria or not
-*determining whether they are met has to be either up to a group or [[faction]] or organization the individual trusts, or, done by them with the detailed data for every single item (which very few people will probably really be able to do)
+Whenever there are '''many alternative products''' that serve the same purpose you have to possibility to effect secondary criteria that
+*Have to be stated explicitly, so there is a chance of finding out whether something satisfies that criteria or not
+*Determining whether they are met has to be either up to a group or [[faction]] or organization the individual trusts, or, done by self with the detailed data for every single item
 Criteria could be [[medical criteria|medical]] (including dietary prescriptions, allergies), [[ethical criteria|ethical]] (a [[comprehensive outcome]] that includes some things you don't like and won't be part of), [[political criteria|political]] (like ethical but could include rejecting things that come from [[types of companies]] or even [[types of countries]] since they tolerate or work with those who violate your ethical criteria), [[social criteria|social]] and [[ecological criteria|ecological]] (like the [[buy local]] imperative).