Sitting, boycotting, black blocking, protesting, self-chaining to a tree: alter-globalization movements have been more than creative when it comes down to resist. Comparing businesses as “donkeys”, Brent Schulkin, a 27-year-old Stanford grad in San Francisco, created a new sort of “mob”, the Carrotmob to make businesses step forward to a more responsible state of mind. The deal is simple: the business makes a commitment, and he gets more consumers.
How does it work?
As it says on his website carrotmob.org, “It’s easier to understand if you look at an example. A liquor store agreed to invest in upgrades that made their store more energy-efficient. In exchange, hundreds of Carrotmobbers showed up at once to support the winning liquor store.”
Carrotmob Makes It Rain from carrotmob on Vimeo.
bonjour
Deux faces de haut niveau oui.
En fait techniquement, ce sont plutôt des vulves. Et j'aime beaucoup le tag "sourcils". 
Et un vrai potentiel politique derrière tout ça, si les imprimantes 3D se généralisent 
Et bien cela faisait longtemps que j'avais perdu la piste de cette brillante Jana Hunter!