u/SamHalfcorpse

Never thought about this but your comment made me aware of this possible consequence. Thanks

Thanks for this insight

No one is even interested like for Gaza

Thanks for this insight. Very helpful to understand the situation on the field.

Sure. Wero is interesting because it is an official program but I am worried that it may not be so widespread. Here in Italy I never heard of it. Never seen anyone using it. Maybe it is new?

Here in Italy we have Satispay. It is already quite big. I guess there are still some limitations but these are quickly fixed. Direct bank transfers and reduced fees

Satispay

I read it but my reply was aimed at the general discussion vibe here, where many where expressing stronger opinions on the matter

I am aware that Amazon and other e-commerce giants have produced damages to our economies and that those huge profits do not drip down to the local communities but I do not agree that now we should hope for them to just disappear.

E-commerce won't go away cause it is part of the technological progress and no one will stop using them on moral or ethical basis.

They are here to stay and the sooner we accept it the sooner we can understand that these realities have to be at least reformed or forced to comply to regulations.

Hoping for people and economies to just radically change is in my opinion just delusional.

Asked Le Mistral on some ideas and I think they could be a starting point for a more productive discussion on this topic.

Amazon and other big e-commerce corporations hinder progress on circular economy and on sustainable local commerce. How could these realities be reformed so to better help with these issues?

And yes the image is misleading sorry also for that

OP here, I fixed it. Thanks for the comment. My bad

Ever heard of auto traslate? Is a feature most modern browser come included with