Honja pe̲hni 'nar za̲ yá hontho?
Recomendamos encarecidamente lei Ár 'rini mäs xingu ya hñäki he̲'mi mpe̲fi comercio jar 'mui entender nuna jar mfeni jar ár Nxoge. 'Me̲fa lei ar he̲'mi, Nuwa 'bu̲kwa 'nar breve explicación nä'ä esperamos ke ya usuarios pe̲hni jar nuna ar directorio.
01. Gi 'bu̲i dige 'nar hño yá hontho ne hingi dige 'nar 'be̲fi yá Hmunts'i.
je̲ya'bya interesados jar nä'ä ma 'ra gi 'bu̲hu̲ ofreciendo gí, ngeka̲ ne ma'ra. Hinga togo'ö'ö ni yá 'yot'e Ngu 'nar ejemplo: Médicos hinda nt'uni mfädi is an organization that can be added to the directory because they offer a service (medical aid). It is added primarily because of what they are offering. It should not matter if an organization is private, not-for profit, relies on donations, is open source or proprietary. We care about what they provide. It is about the good/service.
02. The organization should continuously be offering the good/service.
Kathy offering her old table as trade-free for anyone who wants it, is great, but these are temporary goods/services and our directory is not built for that. So, please make sure that the good/service you are submitting is being offered in a sustained and continuous manner.
03. The good/service should be trade-free. Or as close as possible.
If organization A wants to provide digital books for people, then that’s what you would expect from them. A place where you can access the books, and no more than that. If, instead, they ask currencies in order for you to access the books, then that’s not a trade-free service. If they post ads on their website where you can read the books, then it means that they want more from you than merely providing you with books (they want your attention). If they ask for money, registrations, likes, comments, shares, or mine your data for profit purposes or inject ads into your face, it means that they want to trade with you, in return for the service that they provide (books).
If organization A provides books and you can access them without giving anything in return (data, currency, attention, etc.) then that is a trade-free good/service. So, if between you and the good/service there are no trades, then that good/service is trade-free.
