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It is one of several [[essential projects]] that will make [[moral purchasing]] a daily reality. Consumerium focuses this '''''[[moral purchasing power]]'''''. | |||
Advice will probably be seen by the [[end user]] as a [[red light|red]]/[[yellow light|yellow]]/[[green light]] traffic-type signal, or as a [[score]] easily translated into a [[price premium]], or as a note in [[Simple English]] about issues with, or merits of, the product. All rely on [[opinion wiki]] comments compiled by software using a [[wikitext standard]]. [[Semantic link]] standards may be required also. | |||
In any case, the release of this advice is keyed to [[bar code]]s, and may rely on frequently updated data embedded in hand-held devices, and/or dynamic retrieval via [[short-range wireless]] to the shelf front. Where possible, reasons for making buying decisions, or refusing a certain product, will go as [[feedback]] to the [[producer]]s. This will enhance the consumer experience, advance product development and keep this planet as hospitable as possible for human and other natural life. | |||
The alternative, of course, is for us all to be blissfully [[ignorant]]. |