Hi, hi, hi, hi!

Hi. I'm Ravenpaige. I know no-one comes here anymore, but I do, just to escape from the craziness.

Oh, hey- I'm writing away re-working things into a more coherent and unified presentation. I've been stuck on the chapter dealing with the current state of B2B "barter" exchanges. Boy, there are zillions of them, and B2B barter is indeed a growth industry. But it hasn't changed the world- hasn't changed the paradigm. Taxes is the killer- keeping the benefit of participating in a B2B strictly a marginal sort of thing. So I'm researching taxes, and it sucks, and I hate it, and it's taking forever. I'm trying to present a real useful theory+how-to manual, but in the end it ends up being just a manual on how-to run yourself into the brick wall of tax code. Maybe I should post the chapters up to this point. Or just do this chapter as a kind of report on the current state of B2B and leave it at that without offering solutions on how to get past this wall. But that's not what I want and it keeps me putting the project down to let the solution come. But more and more, it seems like trying to find a way to freedom without leaving the slave plantation, which is absurd.

Hello, Forum! I don't have much to say right now- I still need to look into that TYLER information you sent, Ravenpaige. But, at any rate, Hello again, old Forum!

Welcome back! We have work to do.