[sudoroom] separation of politics and hackerspace?

[Matthew Senate]

Awesome, agenda for tonight:

1. Kick-raiser AFtermath
2. What is sudo room? (respond to reddit below)
3. Moving forward.

See you there. If you can't make it we'll keep the discussion going online
anyhow.

// Matt

On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 6:21 PM, Phil <dude8604 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I decided last week to advertise the fundraiser on Reddit, in some of the
> local subreddits.  There was one response I got that I think is something
> we should discuss.
>
>
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> Also, when I think Hacker Space, I think of a big (or small) space where
> people can come and work on projects, either by themselves but in the
> presence of others, or with a group. There may be some tools and stuff. You
> pay money per month for use of the space.
>
> But on Sudo Room, there is a lot about social justice and etc etc etc.
> This is great! But not what I guess I think about when I think about
> "hacker space", and if I were to be honest not really what I'd be
> interested in going to a "hacker space" for.
>
> So... what is Sudo Room really?
>
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> The rest of the thread is here:
> http://www.reddit.com/r/oakland/comments/t4lex/sudo_room_a_newlyforming_east_bay_hackerspace/
>
>
> So it seems like most of us have political interests, which I think Sudo
> Room should definitely have room for, however I think to be inclusive
> of everyone it should be separate from the hackerspace as an organization.
>  Or somehow balance the two so that people like this are interested in
> joining us.  What do you all think?
>
>
> - Phil
>
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