...mation is a purposeful attempt to spread a known falsehood, whereas ''mis''information is the result of ignorance.
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'''Product catalogue''' contains information about what [[product]]s (and [[product group]]s) are available at some [[re
Availability of '''product catalogue''' information is required for [[Intershop navigation]] and [[Intershop comparison]] [[fea
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If you want to '''input information''' about some company, please look it up in [[CorpKnowPedia]] or [[w:Lists
If you want to '''find information''' about some company you should try the services you can find in our [[Lin
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:A) the creation of a distributed information system containing information from producers, resellers, importers and exporters, wholesalers, retailers,
...the shop, it connects to the Consumerium system and retrieves all relevant information about the product in question, which is shown in a compact view to the cons
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...o infer is NOT to defer, and it is NOT to refer, but rather, to claim that information given implies the conclusion without any further deference or reference.
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#Add or remove significant information or
#Alter the existing information so that meanings of sentences or paragraphs are changed
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...ne's position or course of action. It also includes the distortion of true information in such a way as to render it useless.
...hip]] is also used if the group can effect such control. When channels of information cannot be completely closed, they can be rendered useless by filling them w
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...n, Audit, Storage and Interface to [[ConsuML]] information (except for the information handled by [[TCE]])
*Information in TCE and Content wiki is matched according to backend information
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Off-line service based on information stored in your terminal is the starting level, but to provide all the [[fea
Once the required information systems are running asking your [[retail]]er will increase the propability
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...as a tool for limiting bad press and barring access to legitimate consumer information."
...sumerium buying signal]] which likewise contains such critical or negative information.
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...ues known as [[Bluesnarfing]] can put your contact information and caledar information into danger of leaking to a computer armed with an [[Bluetooth]] dongle.
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...s in stores (which would have to be rewritten almost every day for current information) there is a highly developed electronic paper (invented recently in the U.S
_ 24/7 real-time information about a product directly at the shelf in the store - if the buying signal i
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==Usefullness of Asset Information==
Asset information can be used to detect the [[company size]] so it is a important [[research]
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Global EAN Party Information Repository
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...ed to markup information within [[The Consumerium Exchange]] and [[Backend Information]] for generating stub articles to the [[Content Wiki]] on-demand.
This information includes (very incomplete):
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...mation they are interested in, in the order they want it and to filter out information they don't want to see).
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...etween teams of people and how it can be used as a tool in determining how information is actually shared between members.
*[[repute]]: "information and person credibility assessment and usage",
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...markup with [[Wikipedia]], in which case we could fetch most of the needed information from wikipedia.
'''Location information in [[Wikipedia]]''':
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If you live in '''Toronto, Canada''' we would like more information on the [[Big Carrot]] on Danforth Avenue. Please see that article for the
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*In some countries the information is public by law. Information is available from [[tax]]ing authorities and national registers
*In some countries it is not, in which case this information may be acquired by purchasing [[one share]] of the company thus becoming an
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'''Moral purchasing potential''' exists when consumers have information about what they buy. Until they do, it does not exist, and [[moral purchas
...preferences or [[social network]] trust relations so that one is trusting information from people of similar ethics, even if they are an [[ethical minority]], e.
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...ium:Intermediate page|Intermediate page]]s is the ability to '''collate''' information in different ways so that the [[Consumerium buying signal]] could be deliev
...here the product is "corporate branded" (see [[Brand management]] for more information on this term):
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...cerns - but it's not clear that even [[friendly retail]] could get us this information.
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...hin the project, to design the project. In a totally reflexive design, no information or person has special status from outside the project, but is all evaluated
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...nsumerium:intermediate barcode page]]. In this case [[country of origin]] information or some form of typed-in lookup that knows all about the retail location ma
...they we have to think of the barcode as the product of channel and product information at once.
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...Need to contact ( if possible ) to find out if we could have access to the information they accumulated when they existed.
...of Wikicompany is to create an up-to-date, global, multi-lingual, business information service about:
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...wo people using Crocker's Rules should be able to communicate all relevant information in the minimum amount of time, without paraphrasing or social formatting.
...could it? Crocker's Rules are something you do for yourself, to maximize information received - not something you grit your teeth over and do as a favor.
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...m Governance Organization]] permanently but would only let the CGO use the information in [[Consumerium Services]] as long as it obeyed some ground rules that ens
...mercial use. This being done in advance, any commercial deployment of the information would invoke a known-in-advance payment. This is exactly how the [[recordi
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...you don't use the syntax, your information will be excluded from automated information refining.
...merium Software License]] that takes care of the price and other sensitive information that cannot afford to leak from the system. Primary UI for the Consumer wil
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...and *will* enable [[public relations]] efforts to present *only* positive information through a similar buying-influence network. This would clearly be a compet
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...''information flows''' (who does and does not have access to what kinds of information) - [[XML/DTD]], talk pages
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...]] is a [[not-for-profit project]] to enable display of [[Features|product information]] to [[consumer]]s and [[feedback]] to the producers to enhance the consume
...torage]], transport and display of varying levels of '''[[features|product information]] to [[consumer]]s''' and '''[[feedback]] to [[producer]]s''' at the [[poin
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'''Outing''' is the revealing of the name attached to someone's body, or any information that can be used to track them down and do [[bodily harm]] to them. It is
...e [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]. A good policy would be that no information can be revealed and attached to [[anonymous contributor]]s outside some pro
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For practical here-and-now information on wiki linking see [[Wiki linking]]-article
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* consumers are provided enough information to make up their mind on the topic : e.g. ''what is a GMO'', ''what are the
* consumers are provided information about which products contains (or do not contain) GMO and which products we
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...[[barcode]] and other aspects of the [[product label]] (like [[nutritional information]] and any [[standard label]] included on it like "[[kosher]]" or "[[dolphin
...ese reasons the [[headset]] is the best device for delivering any detailed information at this location. This could be done by:
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...he [[consumer]] when displayed. [[w:Conversion of units]] contains all the information needed for this.
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Providing fast, accurate and easy access to information on '''recyclability''' is one of the concrete key [[goals]] of Consumerium
*Information on usage of recycled materials and future recyclability of packaging materi
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...er or [[product name]] data that would be required to look up the detailed information on this particular batch of this particular product.
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...se choose languages you accept information in. If some subarticle or other information is not available in your native tongue you may see that part in an another
===Do you want to make some additional information available to other parties?===
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: if other third party information could be displayed at that time
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...y''' in the context of [[Consumerium]] is the ability to fetch and deliver information without being tracked and logged for purposes of statistical analysis and t
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...on the cooperation and openness of [[retail]]ers and requires an advanced information architecture. This is a low priority, value added feature.
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theoretically as [[information asymmetry]], [[price discrimination]], [[commodity]], [[market form]]
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...ng they consider to be offensive - and thus will not be conveying negative information.
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...mal [[wiki]] user account. The user may or may not disclose their personal information on their user page.
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...alternate schemes for inputting [[product]] [[identifying|identification]] information
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...spisteet - [[Paper]], [[Carton]] and [[Cardboard]] recycling locations and information (In Finnish)
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'''Workers' rights information''' is important to a [[consumer|concerned consumer]] since [[globalization]
The question is about information on how well or how badly the [[supply chain]] treats it's [[employee]]s.
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...-organisation and therefore any disinformation, inaccuracies and [[false]] information will erode the [[Social capital]] of the Consumerium-organisation
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