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| − | + | As members, it's nice if you can give a short intro to potentially interest them in the space. | |
| + | Here's some points you might want to go over: | ||
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| + | * Are they familiar with hackerspaces / the hacker community. If yes, saves you some time. | ||
| + | * What's hacking about | ||
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| + | (below to review) | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:52, 11 December 2024
As members, it's nice if you can give a short intro to potentially interest them in the space.
Here's some points you might want to go over:
- Are they familiar with hackerspaces / the hacker community. If yes, saves you some time.
- What's hacking about
(below to review)
- brief history of the space
- purpose of the space (allow people to come and do projects)
- How the space is funded
- Space layout
- List some rules of the space (rule 0 is a good one, as are rules 4 and 6 AND 7)
- Membership costs etc
- Where to grab food/drink
- How to open/close
- Powerbars, how do they work(?!)
- Wifi PSK
Then move onto asking about that persons interest
- what are their hobbies/interests
- did they come to the hackspace for any reason in particular?
- are they using proper footwear?
Based on the response, try and point them at the direction of someone who is also interested in that area/topic. Make sure they know that they can approach you again at any time. Coming to a hackspace for the first time can be a daunting experience, doubly so if you don't know anyone.
