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# '''Get to know the space.''' Come to an event or just stop by and hang out for a while. | # '''Get to know the space.''' Come to an event or just stop by and hang out for a while. | ||
| − | # '''Fill out a membership application.''' A quick online form that | + | # '''Fill out a membership application.''' A quick online form that lets us know you're interested. |
| − | # '''Come to a | + | # '''Come to a meeting.''' New members are confirmed at regular meetings. |
# '''Start paying dues.''' Dues are just $50 a month. | # '''Start paying dues.''' Dues are just $50 a month. | ||
# '''Register for a key.''' Show us a photo ID, pay for the duplication cost, and you'll get a key and 24/7 access. | # '''Register for a key.''' Show us a photo ID, pay for the duplication cost, and you'll get a key and 24/7 access. | ||
Revision as of 05:58, 18 July 2009
This process is still in development and will be finalized by the end of July. If you're interested in getting involved with the Node, get in touch on the Mailing list
Contents
Overview
- Get to know the space. Come to an event or just stop by and hang out for a while.
- Fill out a membership application. A quick online form that lets us know you're interested.
- Come to a meeting. New members are confirmed at regular meetings.
- Start paying dues. Dues are just $50 a month.
- Register for a key. Show us a photo ID, pay for the duplication cost, and you'll get a key and 24/7 access.
- Stop worrying about bureaucracy and do cool stuff!
Frequently Asked Questions
I can't afford $50. Where do we go from here?
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What are the benefits of being a member
- Access to the space to work on projects either on your own or in collaboration with other members
- Use of all community tools and equipment within the space
- Free access to all workshops and events
- A designated area to store in progress work
- A voice and a vote in all decisions affecting the Baltimore Node
