[Noisebridge-discuss] Keys

[Ani Niow]

Hah. I know of a few non-members without keys and they're all okay people by
my standards. I was under the impression that you were a member already?
Your name's been on the books for awhile now.
Anyway, while I don't know of anyone with a key I would object to actually
having a key, I hope that you can understand my perspective.


-Ani

2009/6/1 d p chang <weasel at meer.net>

> Ani Niow <v at oneletterwonder.com> writes:
>
> > Can I also say that I've been a bit uncomfortable with the idea
> > and practice of handing out keys to non-members ever since I knew
> > about it? Its not so much about the security issues of a lock which
> > can be easily picked as we all are aware but the symbology of trusting
> > someone enough to let them use our space whenever they please without
> > having to have someone else let them in.
>
> speaking as non-member, has-a-key-somehow, hoi polloi, i don't think
> i've used the key very often, but it is actually useful not disturbing
> other people in the space by 'making' them let you in.
>
> on the other hand, i have used the key when no one was there to donate
> books to the library which i now see could be construed as 'junk
> donation'.
>
> \p
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