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Tobey says, April 24th, 2008   

ROFL, Martin, “..first come fist serve..” ? That would hurt, I’d better not join, lol. Nice typo :)

To the topic, I like the very idea of giving away stuff one doesn’t need and as you nicely noted that “if you have something to give, there’s someone out there who wants it”. That’s definitely true and this system seems to be helping ppl to find the other side, either giving or receiving, quite efficiently.

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure :)

Keen on joining this virtuous community.

Martin says, April 24th, 2008   

not my article Tobey ;)

Cheryl says, April 24th, 2008   

Oops! Sorry about that. It’s fixed now.

Tobey says, April 24th, 2008   

Haha, sorry Martin, didn’t notice that… Actually, I was kinda wondering since when you changed your writing style by adding some interacting questions at the end.. :)

Nice typo Cheryl :D

And a nice article as well. Thx

Tobey out

Moose says, April 26th, 2008   

Although the “Get things for free” headline is tempting, it’s not all about that… I’ve been a Freecycle member for a couple of years now and the main ethos is to keep things out of landfills if they’re still useful. Yes, I’ve had a lot of great free stuff, but I’ve given it away too and that’s the important part - if nobody gives, nobody gets! It’s great for decluttering your life, or if you’re a compulsive hoarder of computer bits like me it’s nice to be able to help people out and give them what they need to fix up their own systems… It’s definitely worth trying, but don’t abuse it by only taking :)

Roman ShaRP says, April 26th, 2008   

We here in Kyiv had LiveJournal communities for that - for selling, and for giving away for free. I used both.

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