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Line 45: − Replace the following Language in the [[Tidy Space Policy]] with the language below: + − − ===Replace=== − ==== Wut Zones ==== − − '''What they are''' − Each hosted area has a Wut Zone, a marked space designated for items in need of a home. The area hosts will sort through these areas as often as they’re able, but other members can also help. − − '''What to put in a Wut Zone''' − − * Things that probably belong somewhere nearby (have a look around first) − * Things that aren’t obviously useful, but aren’t obviously trash − * Things that bear no indication of where they belong − − '''What happens to things in Wut Zones''' − − Things found in Wut Zones will be sorted by anyone. If you encounter a populated Wut Zone, do this: − * Put the item where it belongs (if you definitely know where it goes) − * Designate a new home with a labeled bin, shelf, pegboard outline, or similar (let the area host know, chances are they’ll appreciate it) − * Take item to lost and found (if a personal item) − − * Only area hosts are allowed to − ** Issue parking tickets − ** Throw items away − ** Take items to Limbo − − ===With=== − ==== Sort-Me Zones ==== − − '''What they are''' − Each hosted area has Sort-Me Zones (one or multiple), marked spaces designated for PS1-owned items in need of a home. Anyone who knows where these items belong should return them to their proper storage location. Within an area, zones may be labeled based on category. Items that appear to be personal property should not be put in Sort-Me Zones, but rather should go to Temporary Storage. − − '''What to put in a Sort-Me Zone''' − − * PS1-owned items − * Items that fit the category of the area-specific zone (e.g. placing drill bits in a Sort-Me Zone of drill bits.) − * Things that bear no indication of where they would otherwise belong − − '''What happens to things in Sort-Me Zones''' − − Things found in Sort-Me Zones will be sorted by anyone. If you encounter a populated Wut Zone, do this: − * Put the item where it belongs (if you definitely know where it goes) − * Designate a new home with a labeled bin, shelf, pegboard outline, or similar (let the area host know, chances are they’ll appreciate it) − * Take item to lost and found (if a personal item) − − * Only area hosts are allowed to − ** Issue parking tickets − ** Throw items away − ** Take items to Salvage − − − ===Remove=== − − ====Parking Request==== − − '''What it is''' − − This yellow tag should be placed on any item or group of items that looks like it might be in need of either a parking permit or parking ticket. These exist so that any member can flag items needing permits/tickets and bring them to the attention of area hosts. A web form will be created for notifying area hosts of parking requests. Requests for a parking ticket may be removed by the owner of the items if the items are moved into personal storage or removed from the space. − − * Note that physical parking requests will not always be yellow. Although it is convenient to be able to distinguish labels by color, we often experiment with different labels and media that aren't always available in yellow. Always inspect the request to see what it says. − − '''Who can issue''' − − Requests can be issued by any member. − − '''What’s on the form''' − − The tag includes space for a brief description of the material in question, check boxes to indicate the nature of the request (ticket or permit), the name of the individual issuing the request, and the date of issue." +
Vote to Update Tidy Space Policy (2019) (view source)
Revision as of 08:18, 11 April 2019
, 08:18, 11 April 2019→Language
'''*Under Construction*'''
'''*Under Construction*'''
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iAK_bIU7TmJKTcb-gFu118QppqSNSmo6gKONil90Nbk/edit?usp=sharing Suggested Tidy Space Policy Changes]
Policy Changes made as suggestions to the current Policy as tracked in this document.
== Results ==
== Results ==