Hi! Just an answer to this. I think it is great to work with established local communities. Libraries are great. In rural areas (at least in Slovenia) volunteer firefighters are also great (and they have towers as well). The most important thing is to get across that you are not a cheap service you are offering, but mostly you are bringing the idea and technology, but they have to become involved. It is not that you are a contractor which will bring free WiFi to their buildings, but you are offering an idea of doing it together. They can join. You can tell them how and what to do. But it is their equipment and their participation. This is especially important when talking with municipalities. They often want to contract somebody to deploy free WiFi for tourists. And when you approach them it seems to them a good deal, they maybe give you some equipment or even money, and then you will deploy it for free for them and also maintain it and also offer quality of service they expect from commercial providers. So, it is good to make these things clear. It is a community effort, everyone contributes their share, and things work. If they contribute more, great. Mitar -- http://mitar.tnode.com/ https://twitter.com/mitar_m