Yeah co-ops that we couldn’t integrate into the marketplace are still listed in the directory pages, like here [https://www.workerowned.info/marketplace/books/directory]

thanks! fixed that categorization bug and bumped contrast

Light blue text on a white background is pretty difficult for me to read, let alone for my significantly vision-impaired spouse. The pink for visited links is slightly more legible, but still not what might be considered “accessible” to low-vision users. Perhaps the option to switch between light and dark themes might be good? While I understand they have high-tech sighting, guns are not really what I expect to find under the “Tech & Software” category. In fact virtually everything under that category seems more appropriate to the “Sporting Goods” section.

Yeah we’re not like, vetting companies super hard. It wouldn’t make much sense to game our system, it’s not like we’re driving crazy traffic at these places. If a co-op isn’t listed on a more official roster we usually poke around the web site to confirm it.

I have to say, I started this project because it is ridiculously hard to find co-ops. I’m sure like a lot of people, I hate ordering from Amazon or Walmart but it’s so convenient. But finding alternatives is a pain. I know there are various ethical models but again, finding ones that don’t seem scammy is a pain. Worker-owned seems best, simplest.

Fair point, it’s not like the others, removed.