You wrote,
>As I wrote in an earlier post, I've been off-list, but just got
>contacted to the end that OPN wants to be able to serve us as a group,
>and wants to hear about our needs. I think shelter, power, and network
>access are pretty key for us, and light and heat and a restroom is a big
>plus too.
>Cheap food and beverage have often been popular, although some also
>prefer to be able to bring their own food.
>All ages and "alter access" should be supported IMO.
You mean OPN actually has space to offer?
Anyway, my criteria are something like this:
* Available & reliable (i.e. open and willing to have us once a week every
week all year long)
* No fee
* Network access
* Decent parking
* People under 21 welcome
* Not too much noise
Nearby food is a plus, but not a necessity.
>I can suggest the Indigo District, which meets all the above req'ts
>methinks, although they might not be friendly to outside food...
I suspect that would fail the "not too much noise" test. My experience
at the EMU Buzz indicates that it's really hard to talk about Linux, or
anything else, when there's a band playing loud music (the Buzz didn't
usually have bands, but they do have big noisy speakers that can only be
turned off by sabotage).
Establishments like Indigo District sometimes fail the "no fee" test too.
- Neil Parker
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