[Noisebridge-discuss] Block over email for noise pollution
Ian Atha
thatha at thatha.org
Fri Apr 9 01:17:06 UTC 2010
On the procedural, do people believe that, I, as a member of
Noisebridge, may I say something like this:
"""
I'm very jumpy--many of you have witnessed the effects sudden noises
to Z-axis coordinate. I tend to jump up a few feet.
Being a member of Noisebridge, I block the the usage of any instrument
that produces sudden noises. For example, dremels (as long as they are
used for more than 2 seconds each time) are fine, but don't even think
of using a staple-gun.
Whether I'm around or not, it doesn't matter. As a member, I block
their usage within the premises of Noisebridge.
""" ?
Would my block count? What effect does such a statement have, pragmatically?
-ian.
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 18:02, davidfine <d at vidfine.com> wrote:
> For the time being I will block on any notion to bring an acoustic piano
> to Noisebridge. It's not a good use of the space. I'd support a digital
> keyboard because they can be played quietly, stored out of the way, and
> they provide a handy midi interface.
>
> Checkout the Yamaha YPG-635, it has weighted hammers like an acoustic
> and can be bought new for $560.
> http://www.onlineluxury-shopping.com/product_info.php?products_id=4889&cPath=25
> This keyboard has better tactile response than any cheap old upright
> piano you're likely to find.
>
> If you can't raise $600 from the community for an idea, it's probably
> not that good an idea.
> --D
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