[Noisebridge-discuss] Noisebridge Bylaws

[Naomi Gmail]

Good constructive question.

If we can't agree on the bylaws as a firm basis, then we have no foundation at all, and nothing we do in writing or at meetings will help to bring this disparate community together. 

I am not for changing the bylaws, at all.  Don't see any need to. 

Of possible relevance: 

In proposing a rewrite -- or better stated, a "renewal"-- of a Mission Statement, it wasn't my intention to imply a rewrite to the bylaws. Only a rewriting (or not!) of what appears on the wiki as the explanation of what Noisebridge "does" and why, and more importantly, a process of coming to the agreement that helps the community understand itself better. 

--Naomi


> On Apr 6, 2014, at 4:47 PM, Al Sweigart <asweigart at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> So, I'm of the mindset that the Noisebridge bylaws are not suggestions, but rules that cannot be ignored or are somehow optional. Anyone else like to make a public record if they feel the same way or the opposite?
> 
> -Al
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