[hackerspaces] A New Hacker Has Joined Your Party!

[Chris Hardee]

I think this is a fantastic idea and probably warrants a separate thread.
Our recent mayor, here in San Antonio, is one that "gets it" and is trying
to build the city from the ground up with local businesses instead of the
traditional way of making a bunch of promises to giant corporations and
having them move in. I've been trying to talk him and other council members
about how hackerspaces can help build the community from the ground up by
letting people learn and create.

On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 7:56 AM, Mel <mel at hackersouverts.fr> wrote:

> Hi Ross :)
>
> It seems I've heard hackers here and there mentioning moving to Detroit and
> turning it into "hackerstown" - possibly meaning coming to the area to
> settle and help rebuild its economical and social fabric through
> hackerspace-like structures and entrepreneurship. Is it something you've
> heard of as well ? What would your take on that be ?
>
> Cheers !
>
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>
> 2011/1/13 Ross Smith <rsmith at i3detroit.com>
>
> Heya Hackers,
>>
>> This is Ross Smith from the i3Detroit hackerspace!  Happy to finally
>> get off my duff and join the wider conversation :)
>> My  jabber handle is "evolutioneer".
>>
>> --
>> Ross Smith
>> i3Detroit President
>> www.i3detroit.com
>>
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>> right." -- Henry Ford
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