[Noisebridge-discuss] [drama] Frantisek is going to stop living at Noisebridge starting tonight.
Jake
jake at spaz.org
Wed Nov 17 09:43:05 UTC 2010
I don't know why my previous message was truncated but here's the rest:
>From a practical standpoint, the "lease" argument is red herring. The landlord
doesn't care, and the "building department" which I have personally dealt with
several times, would absolutely not care even if they were to somehow teleport
into the space and find him sleeping in the tea room. The place is obviously
not a residence.
I have lived in two warehouses which are the primary residences for a dozen or
more people, which had to prepare for inspections specifically called to cause
their eviction, and witnessed the aftermath of two other such inspections. To
say that Noisebridge makes the radar is just false.
>From a practical standpoint, Frantisek's presence negatively affects NOBODY
unless someone really needs to use the tea-room in the middle of the night,
which is a small inconvenience compared with the valuable service previously
mentioned.
What I believe is happening here is that one or more people are having a hard
time internalizing conflicting concepts. When one knows that the rules say
that no-one can live at Noisebridge, but simultaniously knows that someone is
living at noisebridge (what a funny expression), an interrupt is triggered and
an email is composed and sent to the list.
What is the problem with a contradiction, if everything is working?
By the way, that is a rhetorical question. The answer to the above Koan is
no-thing, and the thread ends here.
my disclaimer is that i have not read all the other posts on this topic.
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