May 25, 2008

Refused: Return to Waster

Image172 One reader who commented on our previous blog Matt from greenUPGRADER took the Return to Waster stamp to the next level. Original designer, Frido was not planning to sell the stamp but share how to make the same stamp with whomever was interested. It was an open source design. Matt felt strong about this stamp so wanted to make the stamp more accessible for everyone. He did some calling and made an arrangement with online stamp shop. Now it is available for $11 (instead of original price of $14) and with the revised line "Refused: Return to Waster". This is a great example of how culture of open and collaborative individuals adding additional values to the original idea to make something even more desirable.
May 25, 2008 8:38:23 AM | Creativity

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