10 Apr
2022
10 Apr
'22
9:32 a.m.
Here’s some resources from Sudoroom’s wiki and other hacker/maker space pages that could
be useful reference material.
I like how Noisebridge has a specific guidelines on community norms.
How is sudoroom’s purpose different from these other communities?
Part of it might just be a geographical niche, but there are probably intentional cultural
differences as well? What are those?
—
https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Community_Standards
https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Standards
https://www.acemakerspace.org/about/
https://www.acemakerspace.org/safety-and-culture/
https://techliminal.com/about-us/
https://www.rpscollective.org/
http://nimbyspace.org/what-is-nimby/
From the Wiki :
We're into technology and where it intersects with social justice, sustainability,
education and solidarity.
We strive to be an open, transparent, horizontal and welcoming community where all are
supported and free to learn, create, gather, collaborate, work, play and more! .
We've got tons of tools for you to use from a 3D printer to public computer
terminals, Math projects, a big huge library and all kinds of gadgets!
We are exclusively volunteer-run and supported through donations!! Learn more about
membership.
Our slogan is: HACK THE PLANET!
Eric
On Apr 9, 2022, at 22:51, Andrew R Gross via
sudo-discuss <sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org> wrote:
Should we establish a statement of purpose and a code of conduct?
I think Sudoroom should adopt a code of conduct, because currently our only behavioral
rules are the Omni Commons Safer Space policy:
https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy
These rules are vital, but are limited to a broad set of wildy unacceptable behavior
anywhere. They don't outline minor and hackerspace specific guidelines on ideal and
discouraged behavior.
PB asked if we have any statement defining our most basic principle or goal, and while it
sounds like there is a lot of diverse informal wisdom, there isn't a clear singular
statement of intent. So I'd like to propose we agree on one of those as well.
I think a starting point for a code of conduct would be something like "Try to
enhance the experience of others in Sudoroom and avoid impeding it", and then we
could go into a few more specific examples like cleaning up, asking people if they'd
like companionship or space when working in the space at the same time, etc.
I don't have any clear suggestions for what our statement of purpose would be, but I
like the values of justice and openness.
Thoughts?
Andrew R Gross, (he/him)
412.657.5332 - shrad.org
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