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Tim Parnell: /* n says: */

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Nicholas w at 19:29, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T19:29:23Z

Nicholas w at 19:28, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T19:28:35Z

Nicholas w at 19:27, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T19:27:21Z

Nicholas w at 19:20, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T19:20:48Z

Nicholas w: Created page with "m says ------ what the Hackspace is about what membership offers how to join maybe some photos and videos * contact form * links to social media * and then post to pro..."

2021-10-12T19:19:29Z

Created page with "m says ------ *what the Hackspace is about * what membership offers *how to join * maybe some photos and videos * contact form * links to social media * and then post to pro..."

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*what the Hackspace is about
* what membership offers
*how to join
* maybe some photos and videos
* contact form
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* and then post to projects etc to social media

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 *what the Hackspace is about
-) we likely need to come in with "it's a maker space, not a hacker-tollerant rogue state", or an attempt to sabotage satellites with software.
+) we likely need to come in with "it's a maker space, not a hacker-tolerant rogue state", or an attempt to sabotage satellites with software.
-* norwich hackspace, a bit about - most importantly location (and photos)
+* Norwich Hackspace, a bit about - most importantly location (and photos)
 * then the franchise in general (maybe a page off that to go into that if desired)
 Hackspace "is about" the tools, and the projects members have made. So photos of them would be good.
-maybe, you'd say "come in" first, rather than "selling membership". But whatever.
+Maybe, you'd say "come in" first, rather than "selling membership". But whatever.
-You need to ask yourself who you're talking to. If you're drawing in "randoms", then that's one thing, but it seems that there's a "community" of organisations, and people would look us up to orientate themselves with 'which thing' this is. So, being connected to the other organisations might make sense. [meetup / collaberate / the college / science festival etc]
+You need to ask yourself who you're talking to. If you're drawing in "randoms", then that's one thing, but it seems that there's a "community" of organisations, and people would look us up to orientate themselves with 'which thing' this is. So, being connected to the other organisations might make sense. [meetup / collaborate / the college / science festival etc]
 If you are "drawing in randoms" then you'd probably want to market yourself as a club, social maker thing, or workshop.

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		+	*what the Hackspace is about
		+	1) we likely need to come in with "it's a maker space, not a hacker-tollerant rogue state", or an attempt to sabotage satellites with software.
		+	* norwich hackspace, a bit about - most importantly location (and photos)
		+	* then the franchise in general (maybe a page off that to go into that if desired)
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		+	Hackspace "is about" the tools, and the projects members have made. So photos of them would be good.
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		+	maybe, you'd say "come in" first, rather than "selling membership". But whatever.
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		+	You need to ask yourself who you're talking to. If you're drawing in "randoms", then that's one thing, but it seems that there's a "community" of organisations, and people would look us up to orientate themselves with 'which thing' this is. So, being connected to the other organisations might make sense. [meetup / collaberate / the college / science festival etc]
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		+	If you are "drawing in randoms" then you'd probably want to market yourself as a club, social maker thing, or workshop.
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		+	It seems to me that all we need is "where it is and when it is, and is it still going", probably with some images of projects. (to get a better flavour of the output).
		+	Which is pretty much what you said.

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 * contact form
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+* and then post to projects etc to social media (n: what does this mean?)