Yes, Skillsharing is nice, but there are other approaches for learning at coworking spaces, too. I started my work on www.coworking-akademie.de / www.coworking-academy.com more than 6 months before some guys meant to have some dubios "school"-ideas using exactly the same terms for several items like me and so on. Since then I stopped sharing ideas and visions with certain coworkers and I'm thinking about moving into a shared office of a business center to work on other ideas and projects there without meeting fans of copycating and other pussies. I learned that there is one thing you should never forget, even not in coworking spaces: homo homini lupus. There is always some talk about "coworking values", but the fact is that it's often just wish-wash without substance. So if you start working serious on an idea or project, think about seperating yourself until you are almost finished. Otherwise you will learn what "openness" and "collaboration" means for some people....
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