Hl. Strohsack (123)

I agree with this, but would like to admit that buying second-hand stuff online could and should be a nicer experience.

Either the platforms (like the aforementioned Vinted) don’t have proper search or filters, for example for sizes of pants or the payment options are bad. Or the users are unable or unwilling to provide helpful information about the items they want to sell. For example, the specification of different sizes, spelling mistakes when specifying the model/brand, blurred photos.

Do you mind providing an update, if you get an answer?

I fully support this. And for all the above-average curious people who need to hear this (like me):

Please stay strong. Maybe one day you will be where that other cola is. You could even use the web to get to know someone who is travelling there soon and will be able to buy some and giving it to you after coming back.

If you think, wow, this guy’s overthinking, taking this way too seriously, well… even when you only want minimal to no social interactions and on top of that do not want to practice mutual aid and just satisfy your curiosity and/or imagination of a perfect Cola:

Why don’t you try to produce one yourself with this open source recipe?

(What is the point here? Just two days ago, here, in the same community, a post about this app was being made.)

They can, but in my opinion, the omnipresence of AI in the minds of the responsible officials must be put aside first.

I suggest joining or forming alliances and support the campaigns of experienced NGOs.

Edit: An example is Public Money, Public Code by the Free Software Foundation Europe.

Europe should cultivate more hemp (again).