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Or generically how about a word to describe a customer that buys your stuff, but never opens it? I have been thinking of kickstarting a board game where there
by icefox 11y ago
Or generically how about a word to describe a customer that buys your stuff, but never opens it?
I have been thinking of kickstarting a board game where there will be 500 boxes, 499 contain blank stuff, 1 contains the stuff with the printing materials etc. As long as you leave your copy shrink wrapped yours might be the really valuable one.
- song 11y agoYes, but as soon as someone opens his to find the content, you'll know that your copy isn't valuable even if you kept it shrink wrapped...
- mxstbr 11y agoSchrödinger's Board Game?
- curiousjorge 11y ago"It's the most amazing board game ever yet the most useless one at the same time, depends who opens the box and observes it. In one of the infinite universe, there's one where a hot blonde female android will appear out of the box eager to please."
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- icebraining 11y agoI see you're ready for post-scarcity economics: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2834 http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2834
- jameshart 11y agoI like it - the metagame is basically a distributed prisoners dilemma around notional future value. You should call the game 'blockchain'
- jameshart 11y ago(Actually, I just realized that a far more accurate analogy arises if you were to call the game 'CDO'. Now I'm depressed.)
- e12e 11y agoMaybe tsumigomi (gomi means garbage, so that'd imply a strong bias against collecting too many things), or perhaps tsumimono (stuff/things that stacks up)?