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This is exactly why I've never gotten a medical card in any state (I've lived in 3 that offered the option). Until I can legally grow this plant when, where, and how I want to, I'll stay hidden. I agree with you that it certainly sounds like a good plan on their part. I'm not as sure that's what is happening in the US though. Our legalization efforts are coming from the local level. If I see a radical shift in US federal policy, that's when I'll start getting worried. I get real upset if I spend to much time thinking about the absurdity of making a plant illegal.
There has to be a way to connect patients in need with growers that want to help. That's the original concept behind dispensaries, but it seems that mission has been distorted. Craigslist is still risky if the grower has to do the patient screening. Perhaps that's the part that needs to be done by the public facing person. As a grower, I primarily want to make sure the person isn't a narc or thief just looking to find growers. Second, I'd like to provide for someone I feel some sort of bond with. It's sounding like we need something like an online dating site. Growers answer questions about what sort of patient they want to assist, ie I want a cancer patient, uses about 2 oz a month, no edibles, and prefers couch lock strains. Then the patient would answer the corresponding questions. The main thing that would be different is we would need a reliable screening process. hmmmm... website idea maybe?
Dude,
You could be onto something there.
Great ideas..
The only thing about creating a website to do this, would allow the gov to monitor what is going on.
And you know what happens when the government hears of someone trying to meddle in their money plans?
They'll shut that shit down faster than you can blink.
There has to be a way to keep it underground but still give patients access to the network.
I know the web would be the only realistic way to do it, but it's not 100% secure.
hmmmmmmmmm..