"I got pretty deep into this discussion before I finally realized, 
 triggered by the debate over inappropriate terminology in this 
 section: 

   Recycle means to break something down to raw materials 
 to be used in making new items, for example recycling aluminum cans and 
 glass bottles. 
   Reuse means to keep an item intact and merely change owners, 
 for example donating old computers to middle schools so they don't have to 
 buy new computers which they can't afford. 

 Accordingly I hereby express the opinion that ""freecycling"" and similar 
 words are wrong, misnomers, since they use a form of the word 
 ""recycling"" to really mean a form of reusing. Accordingly I hereby 
 claim the proper generic term is ""free re-using"" or ""free re-use"" depending 
 on grammatical use, and I hereby coin the word ""freeuse"" 
 as an overlap-contraction of ""free"" and ""re-use"": 

 free 
  re-use 

 and all grammatical variations of it such as ""freeus[ing/er/etc.]"", 
 and I claim it as my personal trademark, all rights reserved, unless and until 
 somebody can show that somebody previously coined the same word and 
 posted some public evidence of such coinage. I then intend to license 
 use of my newly-coined trademark to any decent organization that helps 
 further such activity.  But first I'd better do a Google search 
 on the term ... ouch, somebody thought of it before me: 
 FUCK YOU!! My only access to the net is VT100 dialup through Unix shell 
 to run lynx, which is text only. You won't let me post a URL because 
 I can't see the image in the captcha box. FUCK YOU!! 
 So I'll distort the URL to bypass your stupid idea of a spam filter 
 that discriminates against low-income people such as myself: 
 leftbrocket href equal dquote http colon 
 slash slash www.allsitesusa.com slash FreeUse-Home.html dquote rightbrocket 
 FreeUse for all your free 
 cycling-freesharing-freegiving-freeusing needs leftbrocket slash a rightbrocket 
 NOW WILL YOU LET ME POST HERE?? 
 NeverMind  Gilda Radner^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^h^hRobert Maas  tinyurl.com/uh3t 

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