Excited for the Flea Market! Although I wonder if this will result in deflation of the value of the button. For example, if users with spray paint dispensers flood the market with cheap spray paints.

I don't know what a "lovely stone" is, but I want it.

Very curious to see how the karma system works.

Producing a spray can will cost a button in the new version. I will also have to do something about other sources of infinite items, possibly make the produced items (like wrapping papers and cockades) not tradable.

Karma, in an ideal case, should save me time deleting offensive comments, fixing wrong set tags, etc.

That makes sense. Kind of like the buy/sell mechanic in a lot of video games where items always sell for less than their purchase price. So in this case, anything created for free is unsellable. i.e., while a spray paint from a dispenser (free) is unsellable, a spray paint purchased from the shop (5 buttons) could be sold.

Not is gratis. The dispenser costs 100 buttons! And what's worse, expensive tools like this shouldn't be bought at random. A Dispenser should have the option to choose the desired color. The sandpaper are missing from the purchase list. However, we hope that the news to come will be very good. !

There is a method that works somewhat at the moment for organising you’re workshop but it has its limitations which is to place items in wrapping paper therefore creating fancy presents and then opening them in the order you want them to be placed in.
Some items can’t be placed in wrapping paper.

Previously Vlasta mentioned in a forum that selling items could be problematic due to the fact some items produce unlimited amount of items however that idea was about selling them back the Scunkie rather than selling them to another use through a flea market.
http://www.rw-designer.com/forum/3108

Given at the moment users can trade items through personal messages it’s theoretically possible for users to generate items through dispensers and wrapping paper roles and sell them onto other users which could ultimately lead to the deflation in the value of a button.
Although I would concede the flea market would make this a lot easier to do.

Personally I bought my spray paint dispensers in part so I could have a collection of them I think I’m the only user I know of to own all eight of them although it’s possible an administrator or another user may own all of the eight possible colours
I don’t really give spray paint out for free or sell them to anyone.

Certainly some interesting and helpful points have being made by SYNTHCRO here recently.

The Male Boss,
That is a really handy trick for organizing your workshop. Just organized all my stuff.

While you were collecting the dispensers, how many duplicates did you get before you got all 8?

There was a few since I ended up with the same colour dispenser a few times.
The first five I bought were all different colours it was just buying the last three which was harder to achieve.
I’d say it was maybe about seven duplicates in the end.

For any user who attempts to do this with the redesigned website which is currently being tested will find this much easier I suspect given you can see the colour of dispenser in advance before buying this which I think is a good think personally particularly for spray paint dispenser given there not cheap to buy and it takes a some time to buy.
Just by reviewing sets alone which is the primary method of earning buts with a daily limit of 6 buttons it would take 17 days to get 100 buttons although you can speed this process up by earning buttons through the other methods that are available.