Throwing away your archives

[naduval]

Throwing away really old posters that have never and never will sell is the most liberating feeling when moving. I have done it twice and loved it each time.

[ImJustRickG]

I think I'd be better served throwing away my posters as soon as they're dry.

[Plantweed]

Do something fun, like put them behind some drywall in a new building, place them inside large books at the library, or drop them off at a bus stop.

[standard]

I've been cutting up old posters for years and using them as note cards that I include with poster/comic orders. Not the quickest way to go through 'em, but I go through 'em.

[Unitus]

I've recycled a ton of old posters, just to make room for new ones in my flatfiles.

I've also had several $5 sales and try have a "bargain" table at any craft thing I do. It's worked, but it's slow moving.

And then, yes. You always get that email out of the blue asking for a 10 year old poster.

[ricv64]

Put them in a box then leave em at the door of the SFMOMA . Then write them a terse letter how they suck

[B-DROID]

You could always start the Tuffyism movement and wheatpaste them over some Rothkos.

[crosshair]

Now that we've settled what to do with old useless posters, what should we do with old useless people?

[lil_tuffy]

Now that we've settled what to do with old useless posters, what should we do with old useless people?

Make business cards out of them.

[Unitus]

I've recycled a ton of old people, just to make room for new ones in my flatfiles.

I've also had several $5 sales and try have a "bargain" table at any craft thing I do. It's worked, but it's slow moving.

And then, yes. You always get that email out of the blue asking for a 10 year old person.