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The TidySpace policy is designed to make the “space” in “hackerspace” easier for everyone to use. It introduces a visual system of marking and tagging to indicate when something is out of place, and gives people tools to help keep things orderly. It relies on participation from every member, but is administered by area hosts and officers. It is, of course, to be executed alongside the [[Membership agreement | Pumping Station: One Membership Agreement]] and the overarching rule: “be excellent to each other.”

 

[[Category:Policy]]The TidySpace policy is designed to make the “space” in “hackerspace” easier for everyone to use. It introduces a visual system of marking and tagging to indicate when something is out of place, and gives people tools to help keep things orderly. It relies on participation from every member, but is administered by area hosts and officers. It is, of course, to be executed alongside the [[Membership agreement | Pumping Station: One Membership Agreement]] and the overarching rule: “be excellent to each other.”

==History==

==History==

The policy was compiled from modified versions of policies used by i3 Detroit and TC Maker. It was first unofficially proposed to the PS:One board and membership in January 2013. At that point it underwent a series of tweaks, forks, and underground adoptions. Eventually it was brought to an official membership vote in June 2013. You can find the [[TidySpace Vote | original vote page here]].

The policy was compiled by [[User:Colin | Colin]] from modified versions of policies used by i3 Detroit and TC Maker. It was first unofficially proposed to the PS:One board and membership in January 2013. At that point it underwent a series of contributions, tweaks, forks, and underground adoptions. Eventually it was brought to an official membership vote in June 2013. You can find the [[TidySpace Vote | original vote page here]].

==Elements of TidySpace==

==Elements of TidySpace==