Still-valid-tickets is a real life person-to-person network (rP2P) to recapture public spaces, restricted by admission prices.
By sharing the tickets, we must buy to use the underground, visit museums or park our cars, we all have to pay less. This extends our possibilities in public space. The idea is simple: after using your ticket, stick it to a bracket (upload to the server) instead of throwing it to the refuse bin. If you have to buy a ticket, instead, take the ticket, archived by someone else (download).
These selfmade brackets could be attached to every ticket selling automat.
They hold someone's used ticket, which is still valid. Take it!
Works on underground ticket automates.
And parking automates.
And bus stops.
And even more!
So, if this real life person-to-person (rP2P) network would be legal and existing, would you participate? Perhaps you wan't to know how we build the brackets?
