Re: Extropic T-shirts etc. [Was: Re: Death Symbols]

From: Michael S. Lorrey (retroman@turbont.net)
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 11:56:04 MDT


There is a decent shopping cart script you can use that is at
http://www.htmlgoodies.com
They provide easy to follow directions, etc. Selena Sol's Extropia Software site
also has a good shopping cart script package, though they charge for it (I don't
know how closely they are actually tied to Exi). You can also try Everysoft,
which has a decent auction script and other scripts available. The auction
script can do dutch, multiple item, and other auction features typically seen on
ebay.

Max More wrote:
>
> Amidst all these ideas for T-shirts (and coffee cups and mouse pads, etc.),
> I'd like to suggest that someone help us create a marketplace at
> www.extropy.org for advertising and selling them. The idea would be that
> anyone can come up with a design, after a quick review of the design it can
> be advertised on a section of the site, and the profits can be split in
> some equitable way between the designer and ExI.
>
> This would concentrate the ideas and create a place where people regularly
> look for such items. More ideas would be implemented, more memes would be
> spread, and at least small amounts of life-giving cash would flow into the
> hands of meme-makers and ExI. (I have a few ideas of my own for T-shirts
> and I bet Natasha could produce numerous great designs for everything from
> T-shirts to posters if so inclined.)
>
> I don't have time to run this marketplace, but I see no problem with
> rewarding whoever does run it with part of ExI's percentage. (On items like
> posters or other things more pricey than T-shirts and mugs the amounts
> could get interestings--especially if we can increase traffic to our
> current two web sites, and the third one I'm planning.)
>
> Another part of the marketplace might be modelled on The Motley Fool's
> Soapbox (www.soapbox.com) or Multex Investor, where individuals can sell
> their own research reports. If anyone is interested in helping develop
> these ideas, please let me know on-list or off-list.
>
> Onward!
>
> Max
> Max More,
> max@maxmore.com or more@extropy.org
> www.maxmore.com
> President, Extropy Institute. www.extropy.org
> Senior Content Architect, ManyWorlds Consulting



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