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	~~Why People Love~~ Noisebridge		'''Testimonials''' about why people love Noisebridge. Feel free to add yours to this wiki page.
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Lxpk at 11:05, 19 June 2020

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	at least one thing: ~~noisebridge~~ is worthwhile enough to have and defend		at least one thing: Noisebridge is worthwhile enough to have and defend
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JeffreyATW: Reverted edits by RubinErrata (talk) to last revision by Tdfischer

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	with some giant poodle, other times it's the people who spontaneously		with some giant poodle, other times it's the people who spontaneously
	show up and show off their projects.		show up and show off their projects.
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			Noisebridge is seriously great.
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Lizzard: A bunch of praise for Noisebridge from the 2010 Noisepoll.

2011-01-21T03:09:01Z

A bunch of praise for Noisebridge from the 2010 Noisepoll.

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==Why People Love Noisebridge==

<blockquote>
It's inspirational, and it makes doing projects a lot easier: I love the
sewing machines and the woodshop. I come in and I'm overwhelmed by the
ways people can be creative. It definitely has inspired me to learn
from others, and to do more projects; it sounds trite but what can I say?
</blockquote>
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The way cool people are doing way cool things. It's wonderful the way that
people are greeted when they come in the door, and if they're new, the
way people show them around and make them feel welcome.
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<blockquote>
I love how many people there are who take matters of fixing things into
their own hands. I love the 5mof talks.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
The crazy experimental utopian geek society vision it's based on.
</blockquote>
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Fabrication equipment.
</blockquote>
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Anarchy, how much people care about stuff (even stuff that's stupid or
useless), brain-controlled robot, FUCKING INDUSTRIAL JUKIS. Many many
awesome people.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
The people, the community! Great folks doing amazing work. The classes,
the equipment. The beautiful space. The generosity and excitement about
everything. The adorable subversiveness.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
I love being able to contribute to the awesome culture of SF
hacker/artspaces. I negotiated the donation of the long tables with
power, the iMac that the library was being tracked upon, and a number of
other goods. I LOVE helping people get access to resources they care
about / need to be productive / happy / successful.
Community. Able to join in informally at whatever level you are at, give
and take.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>There are a lot of cool tools and resources to work with, the people are
pretty intelligent and say interesting things, minimal conformity bias,
really easy to strike up a conversation with random folks.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Interesting people, the sense that someone might invent a time machine
at any moment. In short, the atmosphere.
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The culture of creativity and openness.
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Geeky people to talk to, open generous attitude. Its very existence.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Good intentions that seem to be mostly followed through with action,
even when it's something requiring a big commitment like classes that go
on for months.
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Everyone there is all abOut helping people learn how do do cool things.
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It's a space of extraordinary creativity and brilliance! I LOVE IT!!!
</blockquote>
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Very kind and knowledgeable people, well stocked electronics area with
lots of great free bits to use, the shop is great for basic projects.
</blockquote>
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Anarchy! People doing projects! It is always different as people remake
bits of it. Drama. Mike Kahn's rambling genius. Giving tours.
</blockquote>
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* The fact that whenever I come there THERE IS FOOD
* The library is freaking amazing
* The free and open access anytime
* It's a great sandbox environment for actual projects
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Your openness, your classes, your informational aesthetic, your principles.</blockquote>
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Positive energy. People helping other people. Lots of tech knowledge.
</blockquote>
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Beautiful things happen there. The creators of Word Lens were hacking
there a year and a half ago, then they showed a demo to everyone. The
Monday Night Soldering events. Five Minutes of Fame.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
I love that we don't have any rules, we give keys to newbs, and this
shit still works. I love that when there are epic threads on the mailing
list which some observers point at and call dysfunction, all of the
serious participants in the discussion are actually in agreement about
at least one thing: noisebridge is worthwhile enough to have and defend
opinions about.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Hacking on stuff with other brilliant people. Sometimes it's some weird
painting stuff, sometimes it's photographic art, sometimes it's reading
with some giant poodle, other times it's the people who spontaneously
show up and show off their projects.
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