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* '''Will you be upset if it is thrown away?''' - If it would be difficult for the average hacker to comprehend the intrinstic hack-value of your item then it may be thrown away. Any items that will not fit through our 3 week disposal process may be thrown out without warning. If this does not appeal then it might be better not to donate your item. | * '''Will you be upset if it is thrown away?''' - If it would be difficult for the average hacker to comprehend the intrinstic hack-value of your item then it may be thrown away. Any items that will not fit through our 3 week disposal process may be thrown out without warning. If this does not appeal then it might be better not to donate your item. | ||
* '''Does it meet any of the following criteria?''' - If it doesn't then we probably do not want it (but thanks for thinking of us!): | * '''Does it meet any of the following criteria?''' - If it doesn't then we probably do not want it (but thanks for thinking of us!): | ||
** | ** Item is a tool useful for the types of hacking that take place at the space. | ||
** | ** Item is a common part/component that is not scrap. | ||
** | ** Item is in working order and has a resonable resale value. | ||
** | ** Item can be easily stripped for high value parts. | ||
====Other options==== | ====Other options==== | ||
