Used cartons

[mesvieuxcartons]

Hello,

In order to no longer throw away boxes following his move, I have just launched a website (http://www.mesvieuxcartons.fr) allowing you to place ads for free to sell or give away your boxes. You can also offer your car or your sweat.

The idea came to me during my last move. I found it absurd to have to throw them away without knowing if a neighbor needed them.

I hope you like the idea.

Yann

[elephant]

A priori, welcome.

Well, you have to get started, but wouldn't that look a bit like 'disguised advertising'? Not very nice to arrive and presto!

The inlay, it requires more work than that!

[highfly-addict]

Pff! Being forced to open a website to find out if neighbors need boxes?
Isn't there something that offends you there?

[Gaston]

Pff! Being forced to open a website to find out if neighbors need boxes?
Isn't there something that offends you there?

In town within a radius of 1km, you easily have several hundred neighbors (hence the interest of sites like recupe.net or donnons.org or even leboncoin ...).

On the other hand, a site specializing in moving boxes ... after all, why not?

[izentrop]

Hello,
The boxes end up in my garden.

A priori, welcome.

Well, you have to get started, but wouldn't that look a bit like 'disguised advertising'? Not very nice to arrive and presto!

The inlay, it requires more work than that!

Addthis is behind https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/AddThis#A ... riv.C3.A9e
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canvas_fingerprinting

[mesvieuxcartons]

Hello,

Indeed my first message is dedicated to my site whose theme is still close to the environment, moreover I have no ads on it and everything is free. Yes, I came to talk about my project and it is in this quest for feedback that I found you.

Sorry Elephant for my entry a little dry. I am not a great writer.

hightfly-addict, I do not know all my neighbors and in fact I am not able to tell you who will have used boxes. Example, I kept my boxes for 2 years in my garage to avoid having to buy them or run to the back of the stores.

I assure you, I will not desert the forum after leaving a message. I guarantee you that it's complicated to talk about a project without the message being flagged "publicity".

Yann

[Christophe]

Addthis is behind https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/AddThis#A ... riv.C3.A9e

Hey yes and it's unfortunate ... it's the "law" of web 2.0

That's why I always wanted to limit external scripts on econology as much as possible!

The worst of them are the facebook scripts ... when I see the number of important sites that allow login via FB it is a direct attack on the privacy and data of the site in question!

But Internet users of 2015 are obviously too stupid or too naive (and webmasters too lazy) to notice!

[mesvieuxcartons]

Hello,
The boxes end up in my garden.

A priori, welcome.

Well, you have to get started, but wouldn't that look a bit like 'disguised advertising'? Not very nice to arrive and presto!

The inlay, it requires more work than that!

Addthis is behind https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/AddThis#A ... riv.C3.A9e
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canvas_fingerprinting

Hello,
I coded everything by hand, except the search (maps is behind for the calculation of distances) and the sharing addin. Indeed, AddThis is not essential.
I also see facebook share buttons on econologie

Izentrop, I would like to have a garden.

[Christophe]

You see badly ... they are beast images with a dynamic link ...
Yet you are a developer!

But yes there are twitter scripts. For what it serves I wonder if I will not delete everything on the new version of forums... social media is a quality web scam anyway

Another practice of cheating in web 2.0 with a practical example: http://www.boursier.com/actualites/econ ... html?fil22

[mesvieuxcartons]

You see badly ... they are beast images with a dynamic link ...
Yet you are a developer!

I'm not going to "inspect" your buttons.

Another practice of cheating in web 2.0 with a practical example: http://www.boursier.com/actualites/econ ... html?fil22

Unfortunately, it works both ways, whether the comments are positive or negative. It's the war of clicks or likes. It's war is ridiculous.
But frankly for AddThis, I suspected that this kind of company exploit the data collected, but beyond to analyze the browsers ... I will certainly fire this "tool" tonight.