Not necessarily a good idea either. In some places, trash is sorted manually, and human remains certainly will trigger police attention. Better not throw any identifiable items (envelopes...) into the same trash bag.

Better just leave it in the ground, that way you also have plausible deniability ("sorry, I just didn't notice anything weird...")

Construction maybe, but maintenance, certainly not. Case in point: In Luxembourg, residents are responsible for keeping "their" sidewalk snow and ice-free in the winter.

Looks like it fulfilled its goal...

That's also a way of looking at it, sure :-) However, it doesn't benefit all office-supply (and marketing, and web service, and..) companies uniformly, but only those whose management are friends and/or family with Fair Trade management...

Yeah, and that's why it's so much more ironing that Fair Trade wants to promote "microfinance", which really are just overpriced credits to fleece the small time producers...

If you bought it direct from the owner at a farmer's market, it's not fair trade. "Fair trade" is indeed a trademark granted by FTO (Fairtrade labeling Organization) for products shipped from the producing countries to the consumer countries that supposedly reward the producers in a "fairer" way. "Supposedly", because all they (FLO and subsidiaries) do is be another middleman who wants their share (for "licensing" feeds, that stay in the consumer country). Those fees are then usually squandered on glossy marketing campaigns, and excessively priced office supplies and services ("excessively priced" because bought from companies operated by friends and families of FLO employees), with little left to help the coffee farmers.

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==> so login.live.com is just a shorter name for NSA Tracking Center?

Yeah, hands can be pretty distracting too... especially if you spot a hot stud on the sidewalk...