> And to offset environmental impact, every Thelio sold plants a tree with the National Forest Foundation. In other words, they donate a dollar. Not that I'm a

> And to offset environmental impact, every Thelio sold plants a tree with the National Forest Foundation. In other words, they donate a dollar. Not that I'm against it, I guess. There's just something about the "buy our product for $X and we'll donate $(X/1000) to Y on your behalf" marketing ploy which rubs me the wrong way. I mean I guess it's better than them not doing it, but... it just feels bordering on sleazy. I'd much rather see "We donate N% of our profits per year to planting trees". It's a subtle difference, but instead of a marketing technique, it feels more like a genuine company principle.