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Tslagle at 15:52, 5 April 2012

2012-04-05T15:52:32Z

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Tslagle at 15:48, 5 April 2012

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Tslagle at 20:45, 4 April 2012

2012-04-04T20:45:00Z

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	[[Category:~~Ongoing_Projects~~]] [[Category:In the Space]] [[Category:Physical Resources]]		[[Category:Materiel]] [[Category:In the Space]] [[Category:Physical Resources]]

Katie at 18:48, 15 December 2009

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Katie at 04:59, 3 August 2008

2008-08-03T04:59:33Z

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	HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to [[Resource Disposal\|go out]].		HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to [[Resource Disposal\|go out]].

	The trick is to save what's most useful, and to be able to find it when you need it. What follows is an organizational scheme that's worked well in my (Myself/Nate) life, and I think it'll apply here since the types of stuff are nearly identical.		The trick is to save what's most useful, and to be able to find it when you need it. What follows is an organizational scheme that's worked well in my ([[User:Myself\|Myself/Nate]]) life, and I think it'll apply here since the types of stuff are nearly identical.

	There are a few basic rules:		There are a few basic rules:
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	~~[[Category:Projects]]~~ [[Category:Ongoing_Projects]] [[Category:In the Space]]		[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]] [[Category:In the Space]]

Katie at 04:13, 3 August 2008

2008-08-03T04:13:33Z

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	Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place.		Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place.

	See also: [[Components Store]], [[Resource Disposal]]		See also: [[Inventory]], [[Components Store]], [[Resource Disposal]]

	Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:		Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:

Katie at 04:12, 3 August 2008

2008-08-03T04:12:20Z

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	[[Category:Projects]] [[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]		[[Category:Projects]] [[Category:Ongoing_Projects]] [[Category:In the Space]]

Katie: added link to Components Store

2008-07-29T19:28:38Z

added link to Components Store

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	Please use this article's talk page to discuss modifications or clarifications! ~~(hit "discussion" above.)~~		Please use [[Talk:Stuff\|this article's talk page]] to discuss modifications or clarifications!

	HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to [[Resource Disposal\|go out]].		HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to [[Resource Disposal\|go out]].
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	** Move it into a larger box.		** Move it into a larger box.

	Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place. See also: [[Resource Disposal]]		Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place.

			See also: [[Components Store]], [[Resource Disposal]]

	Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:		Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:

Katie: attempting to consolidate resource disposal information

2008-06-14T16:59:04Z

attempting to consolidate resource disposal information

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	Please use this article's talk page to discuss modifications or clarifications! (hit "discussion" above.)		Please use this article's talk page to discuss modifications or clarifications! (hit "discussion" above.)

	HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to go out.		HacDC has lots of stuff. More stuff is always coming in. HacDC has a limited amount of space. Some stuff has to [[Resource Disposal\|go out]].

	The trick is to save what's most useful, and to be able to find it when you need it. What follows is an organizational scheme that's worked well in my (Myself/Nate) life, and I think it'll apply here since the types of stuff are nearly identical.		The trick is to save what's most useful, and to be able to find it when you need it. What follows is an organizational scheme that's worked well in my (Myself/Nate) life, and I think it'll apply here since the types of stuff are nearly identical.
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	** Move it into a larger box.		** Move it into a larger box.

	Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place.		Simply put: A place for everything, and everything in its place. See also: [[Resource Disposal]]

	In my own lair, I can make solo judgements about what to keep and what to pitch, but in a community workspace it would suck for one person to throw out stuff that someone else wanted to keep. At the June 3rd, 2008 meeting, a basic outgoing-stuff strategy was outlined:

	* If you think something should be thrown out, move it to the outgoing-stuff box.
	* After a week in the box, if nobody objects, out it goes.
	* If you want something in the box, consider taking it home instead of storing it at the space!
	* Suggestion: [~~http://tgimboej.org/How_to_start_a_box start our own~~] ~~[http://tgimboej.org/ Great Internet Migratory Box Of Electronics Junk~~]

	Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:		Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:

Katie: fixed malformed links

2008-06-12T02:38:10Z

fixed malformed links

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	* After a week in the box, if nobody objects, out it goes.		* After a week in the box, if nobody objects, out it goes.
	* If you want something in the box, consider taking it home instead of storing it at the space!		* If you want something in the box, consider taking it home instead of storing it at the space!
	* Suggestion: [http://tgimboej.org/How_to_start_a_box\| start our own] [http://tgimboej.org/\| Great Internet Migratory Box Of Electronics Junk]		* Suggestion: [http://tgimboej.org/How_to_start_a_box start our own] [http://tgimboej.org/ Great Internet Migratory Box Of Electronics Junk]

	Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control:		Without further ado, here are the categories and subcategories that've worked for keeping a massive pile of stuff under control: