[Noisebridge-discuss] crackerdojo.com?

[Ozzy Satori]

Immature douchebaggery crosses all social circles, and in all cases the
correct response is simple pity and scorn towards those whose Humanity is so
poorly developed that they can see no better use of their time than sed
cheap 'lulz'.

By making a big deal of this and 'how it reflects on hackspaces as a whole',
you give it far more mental energy credit than it deserves.  Write it off as
a dirty poem on a bathroom stall wall, that's all the attention it ever
deserves

Oh, and if the culprit can be found, they should be mocked incessantly and
without mercy for being so socially inept as to believe that their lulzy
actions would be met with anything but.

-Ozzy

On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 12:16 PM, John Magolske <listmail at b79.net> wrote:

> I'm with Mitch on this. The main thing that brought me to Noisebridge
> in the first place was an atmosphere of open, friendly, sharing and
> collaboration. I'd hope this attitude could be shared between spaces
> as well as within them. If the scene were to be more about rivalry,
> competition & who's the most "cool", l33t or whatever, I'd definitely
> be spending my time elsewhere.
>
> It's exciting to see so many hackerspaces popping up everywhere.
> Why not welcome and encourage each other? So what if each group has
> different ways of organizing & doing things, that's to be expected.
> Each community will have their own needs & context.
>
> I don't understand why someone would take the time to put together
> this "joke". Whois lists a registrant of John Waters and a creation
> date of 19-Nov-09 for the crackerdojo.com domain. Is that funny? I
> don't think so. My concern is that this type of behavior will only
> serve to reflect badly upon us as a community.
>
> John
>
>
> * Mitch Altman <maltman23 at hotmail.com> [091211 10:59]:
> > I got an email from David, the founder of Hacker Dojo, saying that
> > he and others at Hacker Dojo felt hurt by a website that is being
> > hosted on Pony:
> >
> > http://www.crackerdojo.com/
> >
> > I hadn't heard about it till I saw David's email. I checked it
> > out, and don't see anything but a poorly formatted version of the
> > HackerDojo website. So, it seems that someone took down the other
> > stuff. Whatever it was, it doesn't seem to have caused anything
> > useful.
> >
> > Personally, I never understood rivalry (not even as a little kid).
> > Maybe the original site for crackerdojo was funny. But if it was at
> > the expense of others, then was that cool? Having not seen it, I can
> > only go by the hurt feelings that I clearly heard from David.
> >
> > Hackerspaces have a lot to gain by collaborating. As I travel the
> > world, I foster this collaboration at hackerspaces everywhere. It
> > is one of the things that I think is totally awesome about the
> > community at large that we are creating (In fact, I'm here in
> > Singapore at the moment to be on a panel about this!).
> >
> > I'm not sure what function the crackerdojo site is currently
> > serving. It is merely a poor copy of the hackerdojo site. Is it
> > worth keeping up on Pony?
> >
> > Mitch.
> >
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