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If I once promised to keep your food in my fridge, I'll keep it there. If it's running out of space I will limit your new food. I won't throw your food away th

by fma 8y ago

If I once promised to keep your food in my fridge, I'll keep it there. If it's running out of space I will limit your new food. I won't throw your food away that I once promised to keep! If I sell the fridge to a new owner, of course they can do whatever they want. Throwing away old food that was promised to be kept is the corporate greed part.

SmellyGeekBoy 8y ago
What if you haven't seen or had any contact from 90% of the owners of said food since it was placed there?
- ship_it 8y ago
  I wouldn't promise.
- fma 8y ago
  That's a different scenario. Then they can throw away food for owners that don't use the fridge. But they are throwing away food of active owners.
notyourday 8y ago
Actually, we have abandoned property laws.
oarsinsync 8y ago
> If I sell the fridge to a new owner, of course they can do whatever they want. This fridge has been sold, and the new owners are doing whatever they want. (Flickr has been sold from Yahoo to Smugmug.)
pwaivers 8y ago
This is actually a good example to argue for Flickr. No one would 1) pay to store a fridge, 2) pay for the electricity and 3) protect the contents indefinitely for strangers. It is perfectly reasonable to throw out food after a long span of time.