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--- manual:fair_use [2023/03/28 19:57] – matt
+++ manual:fair_use [2024/11/19 21:42] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * Your use of the space is within the remit of Hackspace’s aims.
   * You don’t monopolise the space or equipment to the detriment of other members.
+  * Your use of Hackspace resources, for example water, electricity, or consumables, is not excessive.
+If you are a heavy user of Hackspace consider increasing your membership donation.
 ==== Don’t Live at Hackspace ====
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   * Hackspace is not your bedroom. Power naps are fine. All-night hacking sessions are fine. Intentionally sleeping the night is not.
   * Hackspace is not your kitchen. Our small kitchenette is for making tea and snacks, not for cooking three full meals a day.
-  * Hackspace is not your shed. We have limited storage, which is in high demand. Ensure your possessions left at the space comply with our [[policies:stuff_storage_stickers|Stuff, Storage, and Stickers Guide]], and don’t store stuff here that’s not related to your current projects.
+  * Hackspace is not your shed. We have limited storage, which is in high demand. Ensure your possessions left at the space comply with our [[manual:storage|storage rules]], and don’t store stuff here that’s not related to your current projects.
-  * Hackspace is not your address. Getting project parts delivered to hackspace is fine, but don’t use hackspace as your address on official documents or register your business here.
+  * Hackspace is not your address. Do not get any personal post sent to the Hackspace. If you need to get materials for a project delivered here, you must be here to receive them yourself.
 ==== Give Back to Hackspace ====
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   * Administration.
   * Organising skill-shares and events.
-  * Becoming a Director
+  * Standing for a role on the Committee
 ==== Commercial Use of Hackspace ====