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Since we get so much stuff, and we frequently aren't sure where to put, it would be good to have a monthly triage of stuff. Which sounds far more technical than regular cleaning.
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=Hack-Ur-Space=
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(2017) is a monthly clean up Meetup and general improvement day from 10 am til 4 pm. Members come in and sort thru the boneyard, clean, organize, and bring in new stuff/take out old.  
  
= Monthly Triage =
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=Curators=
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(2017) Members volunteer and 'curate' a bench, category, or workspace. They clean, organize, and keep track of supplies such as filament for general member use, solder, and consumables such as trash bags.
  
It would be great to have an agreement in place that one day a month as many people as possible get together to clean up the space. This could be set to a recurring thing, like the 2nd saturday of every month, or an agreement that we will try and schedule a convenient day/evening each month.
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=Mt Doom=
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periodically Splat stuff of unknown origin,dubious utility,or overabundance needs to be culled. Since it is difficult to decide what to keep and what to discard, especially outside of ones expertise, a pile of such items is created and members have one week to claim items that they want or return useful items to their proper storage area in the boneyard. This pile of gold mixed with detritus is called Mt Doom.
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(Pre 2017)Since we get so much stuff, and we frequently aren't sure where to put, it would be good to have a monthly triage of stuff. Which sounds far more technical than regular cleaning. In essence, we should endeavor to have an agreement in place to regularly have as many people as possible get together to clean up the space. This could be set to a recurring thing, like the 2nd saturday of every month, or an agreement that we will try and schedule a convenient day/evening each month.
  
 
While monthly seems like a good bet, once every two months could work as well if it resulted in a greater commitment of people.
 
While monthly seems like a good bet, once every two months could work as well if it resulted in a greater commitment of people.
  
= First Cleanup =
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We should strive to avoid the bigger events in RDU, since cleaning will likely be trumped by '''anything''' else.
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See this pages's [[Talk:MonthlyTriage|talk page]] for specific notes.
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= Triage Log (Pre 2017)=
  
'''Emergency''': The Triluggers are having their christmas party at the space very soon. If TriLug is adhering to its normal schedule, they will have that meeting on December 9th. Given how many people from TriLug might well be interested in the space, it would behoove us to have it presented to its greatest advantage, so lets try and clean it up before then.
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Below is a log of triage's that have happened.
  
The first cleanup will set the tone for this.
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== First Cleanup ==
  
'''When''': Dec 4th, starting at 10am.
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'''Date''': December 4th, 10am to 4:30pm.
  
Please add when you will be there (or even think you will be there) below!
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In the first clean up, we managed to get all the piles of stuff put away and largely sorted. We picked through a number of the computers and winnowed out the ones that met pretty minimal system requirements. We added a set of cheap shelves to one side of the space, created a storage area, changed some of the layout, and got two more tall, shallow shelves against the columns in the space.
  
=== Time List ===
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=== Thanks To ===
  
* [[User:Jcsackett|jc]] -- 10am to ?
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* [[User:netscruff|Darren]]
* [[User:Wooby|alan]] --  10am to ?
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* Ed
* ashley --  10am to ?
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* Peter
* Jeff Crews -- 1pm to 2pm
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* Jeff
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* Mark
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* Fred (?)
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* [[User:Jcsackett|Jjc]
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* [[User:Wooby|Alan]]
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* Ashley

Latest revision as of 22:50, 18 January 2018

Contents

Hack-Ur-Space

(2017) is a monthly clean up Meetup and general improvement day from 10 am til 4 pm. Members come in and sort thru the boneyard, clean, organize, and bring in new stuff/take out old.

Curators

(2017) Members volunteer and 'curate' a bench, category, or workspace. They clean, organize, and keep track of supplies such as filament for general member use, solder, and consumables such as trash bags.

Mt Doom

periodically Splat stuff of unknown origin,dubious utility,or overabundance needs to be culled. Since it is difficult to decide what to keep and what to discard, especially outside of ones expertise, a pile of such items is created and members have one week to claim items that they want or return useful items to their proper storage area in the boneyard. This pile of gold mixed with detritus is called Mt Doom.

____________________________________________________ (Pre 2017)Since we get so much stuff, and we frequently aren't sure where to put, it would be good to have a monthly triage of stuff. Which sounds far more technical than regular cleaning. In essence, we should endeavor to have an agreement in place to regularly have as many people as possible get together to clean up the space. This could be set to a recurring thing, like the 2nd saturday of every month, or an agreement that we will try and schedule a convenient day/evening each month.

While monthly seems like a good bet, once every two months could work as well if it resulted in a greater commitment of people.

We should strive to avoid the bigger events in RDU, since cleaning will likely be trumped by anything else.

See this pages's talk page for specific notes.

Triage Log (Pre 2017)

Below is a log of triage's that have happened.

First Cleanup

Date: December 4th, 10am to 4:30pm.

In the first clean up, we managed to get all the piles of stuff put away and largely sorted. We picked through a number of the computers and winnowed out the ones that met pretty minimal system requirements. We added a set of cheap shelves to one side of the space, created a storage area, changed some of the layout, and got two more tall, shallow shelves against the columns in the space.

Thanks To

  • Darren
  • Ed
  • Peter
  • Jeff
  • Mark
  • Fred (?)
  • [[User:Jcsackett|Jjc]
  • Alan
  • Ashley