very much so - La Commune cafe/bookstore is going to stock them with books to be sold as one of their core functions. relevant proposal from La Commune on the schedule for tonight's delegate meeting: http://wiki.omni-oakland.org/w/Preparing_To_Be_Open there were objections raised to restricting access as specified in the proposal: "AFTER-HOURS ACCESS As per the section on Hours, the Omni will close to the public at 6pm. La Commune will also be closed at that time, which means that the 48th & Shattuck door will not be usable. The Omni will still be available to members of its collectives, including those, like Sudo Room, that require 24-hour access, through the side door on 48th Street. This door will be the after-hours access. Members will be furnished either with a key (following a lock-change at the Omni's expense) or a magnetic card or fob (if an appropriate access system can be developed). We will ensure that the fire codes are followed and particularly that fire egress is possible after-hours. Those members present after-hours are requested not to use closed spaces. Opening to the general public every day of the week is a great fulfillment of the Omni's mission to be a radical social commons. Let us make strong decisions now about how we receive the public, so that this wonderful project can most fully flourish." La Commune needs to be able to prevent book theft and any interference in the operation of the cafe so there is definitely a need to come up with a creative solution to the access vs security problem at hand. I indicated that sudoers might be available to help La Commune build localized access control infrastructure in the interest of preserving a thoroughfare in the cafe area to sudo/ccl, the ADA restroom, and the ballroom. I encourage everyone to read through, discuss, and give feedback to our delegate for tonight's ooc delegates' meeting. cheers, hol On 2014-09-04 10:42, johanna faust wrote: