What's the best way to dispose of a huge amount of old floppy disks?
Shooter: I gave a few thousand old floppies to an artist on Etsy.  She recycled 100% of them into art items, and then sent my wife some cool jewelry to thank me for the raw material.  Some of the jewelry was even made out of the floppies I sent, although you wouldn't know it to look at the jewelry.  She also made some fancy photo frames and some other items.I just came across the artist's "floppy disc artwork" by accident while looking around on Etsy, which then prompted the idea to get rid of the old floppies I had in storage.  I'm sure there are other artists who use floppy discs for art material...[EDIT:  bhousel's post has some better suggestions...the ACT Recycling program sounds especially neat.]