Thank you. I really appreciate the info, especially since our space restriction/safety protocols really ought to be put in higher gear. People seem to be worried it goes against the commons values, etc.
We spoke about it at last night's meeting and it seems we're more in a mode to implement stricter access.
I personally would love to get in touch with some other, far older and more experienced hackerspaces, especially ones in other parts of the workd, for more ideas and insight like this.
~ Korl
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I've been to a few of the hackerspaces here in Berlin, and they all have had much stricter entrance policies and visitor hours than Noisebridge or Sudoroom/CCL. Keep in mind that these spaces have been thriving for far longer than any of the Bay Area hackerspaces. Having access be somewhat restricted is not necessarily a bad thing.-JehanOn Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 6:53 PM, Eske <eske.silver@gmail.com> wrote:Its ok, so have I.
No, but it's on the agenda for tonight.~ Korl
On Jan 21, 2015, at 6:28 PM, yar <yardenack@gmail.com> wrote:On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 6:24 PM, Eske <eske.silver@gmail.com> wrote:I was thinking the keypad system would only be used during
member/memberguests only hours (I.e. 10pm to 10am).
Sorry, I've missed a bunch of meetings. Is "member/memberguests only
hours" an official thing we do now?
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