Participation

Participating at Noisebridge can be simple: come and hack on something! This can be your own project, or someone else project, or Noisebridge itself. Noisebridge is composed of many groups of people who share interests and resources. Groups tend to organize as guilds. Chances are that something you're interested in participating in at Noisebridge like an event you attend or a tool you want to use is maintained as part of guilds that you can get involved in.

If you'd like to hack on someone else's project, a good way to find out what people are hacking on at Noisebridge is to ask around, either in the space, in Slack, or the discuss mailing list. People will often post things on the discuss list requesting help, so keep an eye out!

You can also come to events being hosted at Noisebridge, or host one of your own! Our list of events can be found here, and if you'd like to host one, we have a large lots of information on that here. Coming to an event is usually the best way to get introduced to Noisebridge, because a regular participant in the space will be able to guide you and tell you about how Noisebridge works.

Participation

• Excellence - Noisebridge's one rule is to be excellent to each other.
• Do-ocracy - One of our guiding principles
• Consensus Process - How decisions are made within the community
• Joining - How philanthropy and membership works
  • Membership - How membership works at Noisebridge
  • Philanthropist - Become a 24 hour access Noisebridger by donating and helping out
  • Opening and closing the space |
• Meetings - Noisebridge meets every Tuesday evening
  • Meeting instructions - How to run a Noisebridge meeting
  • The Meeting Notes Template
• Guilds - Groups that maintain resources and events at Noisebridge
• Hosting an Event
  • List of events and classes
  • ProceduralEventChecklist - How to run a big event