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This heavily depends on your audience and where you are located. In my experience it has always been mostly to get people to be present consistently: Without co
by krageon 8y ago
This heavily depends on your audience and where you are located. In my experience it has always been mostly to get people to be present consistently: Without constant effort a lot of the regulars can occasionally just drop away for a few weeks and if you don't have a huge amount of people that will dampen the social aspect a lot.
- neilv 8y agoI was looking into local hackerspaces the other day, and was surprised to see that one of the best-looking ones communicates this concern about "Presence": https://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php/Membership_Agreement https://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php/Membership_Agreeme...
- krageon 8y agoSadly this sort of thing wouldn't work where I am, it's almost entirely a list of veiled threats and those are not generally abided culturally. The hacker community is if anything even worse at it. If it does work I imagine this is one way to solve the problem.