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- Why should Craigslist force ads on people when there are more than enough ads in the world already. Justifying it by saying it could be given to charity is stupid - let people donate to the charities they like rather than have someone else do it for them and decide what is worthy and what strings will come attached. It is extremely refreshing to see a company willing to do what they promise without taking advantage of their customers!
- Posted by: ariepert Posted on: 12/07/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Misunderstanding communism
frgough | 12/07/06
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good post
ariepert | 12/07/06
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Help out America first
Linux User 1 | 12/07/06
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Why?
Erik Engbrecht | 12/07/06
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Why?
nix_hed | 12/08/06
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People that build in...
Dr. John | 12/08/06
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Selfish
cincybones@... | 12/08/06
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Close...
Erik Engbrecht | 12/07/06
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Couldn't have said it better.
studio2one2 | 12/08/06
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Why?
ariepert | 12/07/06
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Craigslist Rocks...
ladyirol | 12/07/06
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RE: Craigslist Rocks...
gdstark13 | 12/08/06
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Can't argue with results.
Mr. Roboto | 12/07/06
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If more businesses used this idea...
nix_hed | 12/08/06
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Communist ?
dgfjr51@... | 12/08/06
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There is a Polish aphorism befitting
fire1 | 12/08/06
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The latter doesn't starve millions to death
georgeou | 12/13/06
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Craigslist vs Ebay
gdstark13 | 12/08/06
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Taint so
zizka | 12/08/06
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And to think at one time ...
Tankerhank | 12/08/06
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Ross Perot - Charlton Heston
Dr. John | 12/08/06
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Not quite true
Harrim | 12/08/06
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I live in California
jmusto@... | 12/08/06
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Charity
cahotek@... | 12/08/06
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Communist? I think not.
studio2one2 | 12/08/06
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Also as a play... on his bio
Larry Dignan  | 12/10/06
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Why is he a "Communist?"
jmusto@... | 12/08/06
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It's a play on words
Larry Dignan | 12/10/06
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Craigslist makes it easy, and keeps it that way
philscbx@... | 04/06/07
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F/S Brand New Nokia n96 iPhone 8Gb Nokia n95 8Gb
ray02 | 06/25/08
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