Organizing Events: verschil tussen versies
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* The event should have some relation to the hackerspace, hacking, hacking-community, open source/free software project, etc, etc... | * The event should have some relation to the hackerspace, hacking, hacking-community, open source/free software project, etc, etc... | ||
* There should be a RevSpace participant present at all times. If the event is bigger, get a few people to participate. | * There should be a RevSpace participant present at all times. If the event is bigger, get a few people to participate. | ||
* It is a good idea to ask visitors to confirm their attendance in order to get a ballpark figure of the number of visitors. | |||
* Likewise, it may be necessary to have additional signage for parking etc. | |||
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Versie van 10 dec 2013 17:18
RevSpace is open to various events organised by it's participants and other related groups.
Guidelines
When you would like to organize an event to take place at RevSpace, please consider the following rules and guidelines:
- Announce the event/plan on a MetaMeet, and get approval from the participants.
- The event should have some relation to the hackerspace, hacking, hacking-community, open source/free software project, etc, etc...
- There should be a RevSpace participant present at all times. If the event is bigger, get a few people to participate.
- It is a good idea to ask visitors to confirm their attendance in order to get a ballpark figure of the number of visitors.
- Likewise, it may be necessary to have additional signage for parking etc.
Good idea
Things that are usually ok:
- Project meetings for hackerspace projects, open source projects, event organisation, etc
- Technical (software/hardware) workshops, presentations
- Presentations/workshops regarding internet freedom, internet politics, etc.
- etc
Bad idea
Things that are probably not ok:
- Parties with a lot of outsiders / non hackerspace people / no hackerspace focus
- Live music / Performance
- Crowds > 100/150 people