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Heheh, fair enough. But I figure if the hoodie is the deciding factor for whether or not to donate (or how much), then you're just making a purchase.
by microcolonel 9y ago
Heheh, fair enough. But I figure if the hoodie is the deciding factor for whether or not to donate (or how much), then you're just making a purchase.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoTrue true. I donate to the EFF annually but now I can wear their swank hoodie at US border crossings (I am a glutton for punishment).
- lobotryas 9y agoWhen you donate money you arguably "purchase" the good feeling of doing something "good" and also social validation if you choose to make your donation public. I think it's a great idea to entice more revenue by giving an option (a hoody) for people who are not interested in "purchasing" the above.
- petecox 9y agoPurchases are great. e.g. my Clayoquot Sound t-shirt from 2013 which is a souvenir with an indigenous rights theme from the other side of the world. A mere cash donation to a petition-wielding activist would not have had the same resonance. At least several years later I still have a cool t-shirt.