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Speaking only for myself, it's very hard to find people who treat community, sharing, and collective action as things to engage with regularly rather than as a
by Kalium 3y ago
Speaking only for myself, it's very hard to find people who treat community, sharing, and collective action as things to engage with regularly rather than as a way to get access to tools for cheap. It can be exceptionally stressful and anxiety-inducing to manage shared resources under those conditions.
It should not be a surprise that some people prefer to not deal with the idea of hackerspace-as-community and seek their community elsewhere.