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Tslagle at 15:38, 5 April 2012

2012-04-05T15:38:18Z

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	We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings and on (Microcontroller) Monday evenings.		We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings and on (Microcontroller) Monday evenings.

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Katie at 23:56, 9 November 2010

2010-11-09T23:56:29Z

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	HacDC strives to be accessible to as many people as possible, but we know that our physical space has constraints.		HacDC strives to be accessible to as many people as possible, but we know that our physical space has constraints.

	We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings.		We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings and on (Microcontroller) Monday evenings.

	[[Category:In the Space]]		[[Category:In the Space]]

Katie at 00:13, 17 October 2010

2010-10-17T00:13:26Z

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	We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings.		We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings.

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HacDC strives to be accessible to as many people as possible, but we know that our physical space has constraints.

We are unfortunately '''not''' wheelchair accessible – there is a flight of stairs leading up to our space from the red-door entrance to the building. As a heads-up to folks with sensory processing issues, we are working to install sound-dampening material in our main gathering room, but for the time being it can get noisy when there are multiple conversations going on simultaneously there, as often happens after our monthly meetings.