Thanks for the thoughts. The reason for its lack of sensational front page glamour and glitter is that there has been no reason for it so far (academic endeavors hardly do; we have only provided an RTFD link sadly).

It's simply a resource exchange tool where you input haves and wants and we output a set of matches of mutual relevancy, where each user "picks" from predefined item/skill options users set.

The types of uses are many but for clarity's sake: barter, share, product testing, borrow, and various types of skill exchange.

I apologize for my glaring lack of bravado or salesmanship. However, on the other hand, the service is free.