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= The Physical-space = | = The Physical-space = | ||
== Storing things at the Space == | == Storing things at the Space == | ||
See our [[Equipment]] page for info. | |||
= The Meta-Space = | = The Meta-Space = | ||
TBD | TBD | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 27 February 2011
Hive76 Hackerspace is owned by it's Core Members, and we treat all members as part-owners in this awesome project.
Being An Owner (benefits and responsibilities)
As a member or an owner of the hackerspace, you are going to get a lot of benefits, and (of course) a few responsibilities to go with it). It's cheap to be member of Hive, because we run it ourselves (time-dues and money-dues). Benefits:
- Awesome tools, some of which are hard to afford alone.
- Great people with keen ideas to collaborate with.
- Hardware and software at arms reach, and right in town instead of having to order and wait for things to get shipped in.
Responsibilities:
- The overhead of decision making.
- Keeping the space clean, and keeping others in mind when you use the space.
- Taking extra time to teach members and visitors about what you are doing.
- Occasional (and inevitable, even though we try) politics or interpersoanl problems that crop up in any group.
- Money-dues and Time-Dues
The Physical-space
Storing things at the Space
See our Equipment page for info.
The Meta-Space
TBD
Running your space
Voting on things
The space is designed to run with minimum rules, and for only occasional need to vote on things. The following is the official way to submit something to be voted on, and how it's voted on.
