Can't think of anything? Too many commodities to choose from? Choose something that you think is important, interesting, objectionable, essential. Something that we can talk about or learn from. Maybe it's something that's part of your daily life? Something throwaway or irreplaceable. Something made specifically for you, or that you share with someone else. Something that was a gift or that you collect. A commodity that's alive. Something that's been stolen or lost. A service or something intangible. Tell us why it's important. Tell us how do you feel about it.

Adding a commodity to the museum can take as little as 5 minutes or as long as you want to spend doing online research to find out more about it. To make a submission you will need a photograph of your commodity to upload. If you upload a photograph you have not taken yourself, please make sure it is copyright free. You could also draw your commodity and upload a picture of that. You will then be invited to answer a number of questions about your choice. You may not know the answers to every question. Feel free to made an education guess or write 'Don't know'. Or why not ask the MoCC community to help you find the answers, or come back later and edit your commodity's page after finding out for yourself? The final step to value your commodity using the slider system on the bottom of the page.

By adding something to MoCC you are engaging in an experiment in collective re-valuing of commodity culture. It might change the way you think about commodities and how we produce, distribute and consume them. Or not. Either way we would love to know your thoughts. If you are in a MoCC shop-gallery somewhere you can fill in a feedback form or talk to a member of the MoCC team. If you are somewhere else you can fill in this survey.