[hackerspaces] Green Electronics Challenge

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Mitch,

This is a really good idea, and some of the ideas shown are excellent.

What I'm wondering about is whether there's a forum for exchanging ideas
such as these.  (This forum seems  not to be such.)

Ideally, that forum might be a hackerspace, but one is not always able to
participate in a like-minded hackerspace.

For my part, I can often come up with ideas I have little hope of
implementing myself.  At the recent Mini-Maker Faire in Newark, I found it
stimulating to exchange ideas -- to GIVE ideas, really -- to others who
were working on projects.

Do you know of any Internet forum that leans in this direction?

Bruce Freeman


On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Mitch Altman <maltman23 at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Yesterday's waste should be tomorrow's treasures!
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> To help reduce electronic waste, Arizona State University, The New America
> Foundation, Slate magazine, and Tsinghua University are collaborating to
> put on a challenge:  Come up with cool projects to help reduce e-waste, and
> you could win some cool prizes.
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> A panel of judges made up of Instructables staff and respected members of
> the community including Chris Anderson and Joi Ito will rate the finalists.
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> Open to any hackerspace or individual or groups in the US, Canada, Europe,
> Australia, and China.
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> More info:
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> http://www.instructables.com/contest/greenelectronics
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> Mitch.
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