I thought of the above, ages ago, but it doesn't work. Many of us live in vicious countries which frown on selling mundane things like organ-meats etc., so that most of us find only occasional, small-time farmers for our sources. Even worse, many such sources can be very short-term in duration. For example, in the past 10 years, I could not find raw bone-marrow for the first 4 of those years, despite phoning all the time. Then I found a great source that lasted c.2 years(I'd had to tell them the marrow was for human consumption so that they sold me thick enough bones). Then I found 3 other sources for 3 more years - one of those sources was a tenth-rater who resented having to cut up bones at the local farmers' market given that marrow was so cheap, so he pretended they were no longer available). I mean, the c*nt could have cut them up beforehand but was too lazy - another source decided eventually it was only profitable to sell within 100km of the farm etc.. The last 3 years, I have excellent sources of raw wild game, but all the hunters get almost all the raw organ-meats to eat beforehand.
What I mean is that small-time farmers are the most likely to provide the best quality of raw meats. The trouble is that their business practices change all the time every few months as they switch between farmers' markets etc., due to seasonal problems or whatever. Then there's the astonishing fact that most Internet-users are bone-idle. I noticed this when I previously did 2 massive efforts to improve rawpaleodiet.com and then the raw foodism wikipedia page, but found that no one else was interested. Yet, if a dozen others had each been bothered to spend less than 10% of the time I'd taken, things would have gone more smoothly re updating info etc. *sigh* I will soon have to try updating rawpaleodiet.com again without any help.
