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Can you two just ignore each other, please?<br>
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Can we agree that there is no clear answer on whether children can be
given access to hacker labs without close supervision (or US hacker
labs without lots of insurance coverage)?<br>
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Can we also stop talking about this generally unless a lawyer actually
enters the conversation?<br>
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If there are specific issues, like "what is your safety policy about
children and soldering irons" that would be helpful here, but as a
larger issue you really need shop by shop policies based on legal
advice and local member consensus, and a not global hackerspace
movement consensus.<br>
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- Lex<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 2:46 PM, webmind <span
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<div class="im">Matt Joyce wrote:<br>
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> Webmind, you tagged parts of your response as flames, as well as<br>
> aggressive. Then you went ahead and sent it anyways.</div>
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