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Did you miss out on your last opportunity to bankroll the fully stocked pop-up leftist supply depot?? Do you want to send free hand warmers, winter gear, first aid supplies, YOU NAME IT, to the Twin Cities? This is your moment. Let's ride. www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/... (non 'zon in follow up!)

Antifascist Brit

@antifascistbrit.bsky.social

26 Jan

Wait, people are asking for donations to help a cause, and then NOT JUST POCKETING THE DONATIONS? I don't understand, they're spending the donated money on what they said they'd spend it on, and not just taking the money for themselves? B-b-but HOW?

Ghostly Bree

@mostlybree.kitrocha.com

I mean the real reason I like the wishlists even when amazon is evil is I DON'T WANT ANYONE'S FUCKING MONEY I just want them to buy a thing and send it to the person who needs it so I never have to touch the money!!! which is how you know I'd make a bad right-wing personality

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Wraithe

@wraithe.bsky.social

26 Jan

I have looked and looked for a good replacement for the Amazon wishlist thing, I literally have a tab group open in safari dedicated to the whole thing, there’s a bunch of alternatives out there but they have quirks. I’m AMAZED there’s not something you can just add to a website even.

joeyofpossum.myatproto.social

@joeyofpossum.myatproto.social

26 Jan

Theres gift hero. It allows you to add links from multiple websites to build out a wishlist. What it does not do, is then send it to a specified address. One that is known to the asker, but not the sender. Which is one of the benefits of website specific wish lists (like Amazon or Walmart).