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...of a group that has jointly committed itself, can one reasonably expect a buying decision to be conducted exactly as the criteria are described.
...mportant to track actual buying decisions and update desired versus actual buying criteria.
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'''Buying criteria''' are reflected in [[preferences|user preferences]] and perhaps i
...a choice about whether to obey their own rules or not, and [[institutional buying criteria]], which presumably are written down as rules of some [[group enti
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The '''healthy buying infrastructure''' is what supports [[Consumerium Services]]. We have evalu
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A '''Consumerium buying signal''' travels over the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] to the [[front end user]] of [[Consumerium Services]].
*Customized and definitive buying advice, seen by the end user as a [[red light|red]]/[[yellow light|yellow]]
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'''Consumerium Buying Network''' is a fancy commercial name for the legal entity that might do ni
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...are stated in terms of [[standard label]]s, e.g. unions tend to insist on buying [[union made]] goods or at least [[no sweat]].
...t would make it possible to actually ''track'' and ''forbid'' unauthorized buying.
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'''Individual buying criteria''' is crystalised in what [[service]] you need in most cases a [[p
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...of a group that has jointly committed itself, can one reasonably expect a buying decision to be conducted exactly as the criteria are described.
...mportant to track actual buying decisions and update desired versus actual buying criteria.
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*[[auto share]] - can [[credential]]s to drive a car be part of the [[healthy buying infrastructure]]? [[auto liability insurance]], [[auto collision insurance
**what [[institutional buying criteria]] should apply to buying such cars for [[vehicle fleet]]s, e.g. for [[city vehicle fleet]]s?
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...g criteria]] that would prefer sourcing things closer to things further in buying choices. That is, a higher [[price premium]] is acceptable in local produc
'''Local buying''' is considered a main goal of [[moral purchasing]] projects, e.g. [[Slow
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...are stated in terms of [[standard label]]s, e.g. unions tend to insist on buying [[union made]] goods or at least [[no sweat]].
...t would make it possible to actually ''track'' and ''forbid'' unauthorized buying.
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...much more complex than that. The [[Consumerium:philosophy]] focuses on [[buying criteria]] which is not really the same as "finding the '''truth'''" about
[[Knowledge]] and its relation to [[Research Wiki]] and the [[Consumerium buying signal]], i.e. [[Publish Wiki]] is a much more cogent concern - see [[philo
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...ter in the store and from there on to the head office. An integration of a buying signal would be a piece of cake. You only have to convince one some market
...t the shelf in the store - if the buying signal is connected directly to a buying signal database somewhere on the internet<br>
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'''Buying criteria''' are reflected in [[preferences|user preferences]] and perhaps i
...a choice about whether to obey their own rules or not, and [[institutional buying criteria]], which presumably are written down as rules of some [[group enti
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'''Editorial bias''' of the [[Consumerium buying signal]] must match the [[individual bias]] of the person reading it, else,
...ficult. Comparing the [[individual buying criteria]] with [[institutional buying criteria]] of [[faction]]s, and guessing based on that what someone's value
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...] based perhaps on the [[Consumerium social club]] (call it '''Consumerium Buying Club''' for now) where everyone participating has a [[Consumerium checker]]
...lk into the store with only this one device, receive all the [[Consumerium buying signal]]s you want, obey some, ignore others, and ''either way'' when you w
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...lthy buying infrastructure]]) seems the best way to make the [[Consumerium Buying Network]] [[self-funding]] in the longer term. Payments for some users thu
...[troll]]s, those actively trying to subvert and displace the [[Consumerium Buying Network]], and Gus himself (expect resignations and extreme vandalism in th
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Most people would want their [[individual buying criteria]] to avoid buying things, like the [[rare earth]] [[tantallum]], that get them killed in the
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...ice to [[buy local]] (where informal criteria dominate) versus when one is buying across an ecoregional border and thus has to consider [[macroeconomics]] an
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...stop it from being taken into a store. It would receive the [[Consumerium buying signal]] without interfering with any spectrum used in or near the [[retail
...capabilities are to [[swipe the barcode]], map this into the [[Consumerium buying signal]] appropriate for that barcode, and display it. All within about on
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'''Human health''' is a pretty big influence on [[individual buying criteria]]. If people think something will degrade their health they don't
The [[Consumerium buying signal]] might include some health-relevant signals. This would be much ea
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...ping by a [[worn device]] on the wrist which gets the cached [[Consumerium buying signal]] and plays it back into the headset;
...frequency when a barcode is scanned in the store, and puts a [[Consumerium buying signal]] comment in the queue to read;
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...ine. If such terms are visible in, or influence at all, the [[Consumerium buying signal]], it is through a [[glossary]] defined by a [[faction]] through its
[[Individual buying criteria]] can of course ignore all factions, but this is not likely for mo
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*[[Consumerium]] (many [[individual buying criteria]], [[institutional buying criteria]], and [[faction]]s),
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...merium buying signal]] - this would help us refine what their [[individual buying criteria]] really are
*[[individual buying criteria]] specific to a product or a [[standard label]] - in other words,
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...pporting a [[car phone]], which is "mobile", doesn't deliver [[Consumerium buying signal]], and would be totally useless for our purposes.
Likewise a [[healthy buying infrastructure]] has plenty of requirements that may or may not include rel
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A [[Paper]] delivery of the [[Consumerium buying signal]] has been proposed. This would simply print data derived from the
...s real willingness to pay for [[comprehensive outcome]] matched one's real buying habits. It could also be used to decide what to buy in store.
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