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I don't agree with all of David Siegel's views, but I first came across the concept of having a set of things you own always passively for sale (what he calls '
by seltzered_ 8y ago
I don't agree with all of David Siegel's views, but I first came across the concept of having a set of things you own always passively for sale (what he calls 'passive commerce') in his vision for pillar: "https://youtu.be/2VdICMlvo68?t=230" https://youtu.be/2VdICMlvo68?t=230"
(from https://medium.com/@pullnews/announcing-the-pillar-project-1eaa624f4de2 https://medium.com/@pullnews/announcing-the-pillar-project-1... )
As someone who wants a more waste-free society and already keeps a running list of craigslist items for sale, ebay/cl watchlists, etc. I'd be open to innovation in this space.