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I don't think it's worth including pages like [[Infrastructure]], [[Projects]], [[OneHundredThings]], [[Training_Directory]], [[Equipment]], [[Project:100_Paper_Cuts]] -- they're useful resources but very badly maintained and always out of date. | I don't think it's worth including pages like [[Infrastructure]], [[Projects]], [[OneHundredThings]], [[Training_Directory]], [[Equipment]], [[Project:100_Paper_Cuts]] -- they're useful resources but very badly maintained and always out of date. | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 5 March 2013
Martin Dittus, martin@dekstop.de, @dekstop. Long-time member, LHS trustee since late 2011.
Pages
- User:Martind/LondonSpaces -- a list of misc other hackerspace-type organisations in London
- EMF 2012 (wiki archive, archived user page, old meeting minutes)
- Propaganda: The Cost of Hacking (github)
- Bitcoin Weekend 2011
- Pachube/Nanode evening at London Hackspace
- User:Martind/Young Hackspace
- User:Martind/Document Log Discovery Platform
- User:Martind/LfmHardwareAuction
- User:Martind/Spacewarming
Member Manual
Pages I'd include in a member's manual:
Welcome
- Guides/GettingStarted
- Membership
- Subgroups
- Weekly_Open_Evenings
- Laboratory_24/Getting_There
- List_of_mailing_lists, IRC
Howto
About us
Useful resources/links
Hackspace culture
I don't think it's worth including pages like Infrastructure, Projects, OneHundredThings, Training_Directory, Equipment, Project:100_Paper_Cuts -- they're useful resources but very badly maintained and always out of date.
Spc Mgmt
There's a need for better tools to manage your highly successful hackerspace. Here are some free ideas. Get in touch if you end up building one of these!
Unsolved
- Pledge drive automation (it's possible to use Semantic MediaWiki and Wiki forms for this, see pledge drives at Technologia Incognita for an example)
- Registration and announcements for training sessions (e.g. Lasercutter_Training)
- Component ordering tool. E.g. a simple tool for re-ordering things we want to keep on stock (see consumables), a collaborative components shopping list for larger projects, a tool to group purchases of individuals to reduce shipping cost, etc.
In Progress
- Member decision-making tools: discourse and consensus testing (lots of people are working on such software atm, and there's our own OneClickOrgs. See also: [1])
- Tool access control linked to member accounts
Done
- (Is anything ever done?)
Trustee Induction
Things to go over with new trustees.
- Set up IRC with bouncer, add to directors channel
- Add to trustees@ email
- Share Dropbox
- Create OCO account
- Add their keys to the passwords file
- Have them read the Rules, the Grievance_Procedure, and at least skim the constitution
- Review current issues: member warnings, recent/current mediation efforts
- Let them participate in a few day-to-day tasks (e.g. member disputes)
- Add them to the mailing list moderators list (if desired)
- Add them to the uk-hackspace-organiser-comms list
