I don't think there's anything particularly shocking on the list archives - many
lively discussions with all sorts of opinions as you might have on any other forum.
Honestly there's too much material there to make it worth your while to even skim, in
my opinion. My point was primarily that 2 people - one who exclusively spent meatspace
time sudo room, and one who exclusively engaged online - would form very different
theories about the culture here. As far as being physically there, it has had its ups and
downs as you might expect. There was the initial excitement of finally getting to the
stage of having a room and not just a closet, and a flurry of work parties to set up
infrastructure. Membership meetings swelled and alot of new people came around. for a
time, there were a few conflicts and some procedural wrangling that sort of took center
stage at the general meetings and turned off a few people who would come to meetings as
first time visitors. Alot of the early growing pains have been settled now - we have
hacked together a pretty good access system, we have thriving spinoffs and subgroups
meeting, the public school's presence has been a boon to overall pollination and
community vibe, and it looks like we're set to keep making rent. Please do come by
the meeting tonight and introduce yourself! That's the best social dynamics input I
think you could have in your opinion-forming process, that or coming to a meetup for
another project at the space:
https://sudoroom.org/calendar/
Cheers,
Hol
Nov 20, 2013 01:14:30 PM, drwho(a)virtadpt.net wrote:
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On 11/19/2013 02:11 PM, Hol Gaskill wrote:
I hope no one is forming opinions on the whole of
sudo room based
on communications originating from specific people. If you look
back on the archives,
I think there are
many personalities that are vocal on the
sudo-discuss list - this
does not translate into
cultural influence, nor should it be construed as
representative
of
the values anyone
other than the person behind their own keyboard.
I for one do not
consider anyone
I suppose that's my cue...
Hello, everyone. I'm new to Oakland, I've been here only a couple of
weeks. I've also been to Sudo Room once or twice and run into members
around the city in recent memory. I met a couple of people who seemed
like good eggs. I've also been lurking on this mailing list for a
while, and the general tone of this discussion has caused me to
reconsider joining Sudo Room. My concerns are whether or not it's the
sort of place I could call home due to the social dynamics. However,
Hol, I will spend some time reading the archives before making such a
decision.
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