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Borrowed heavily from [http://hacklab.to/archives/category/running-a-hacker-space/ From HackLab Toronto]: | Borrowed heavily from [http://hacklab.to/archives/category/running-a-hacker-space/ From HackLab Toronto]: | ||
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* promoting awareness of privacy and digital rights issues affecting members and civil society; | * promoting awareness of privacy and digital rights issues affecting members and civil society; | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:26, 14 February 2012
This page reflects a policy and should be edited for content only with board approval (formatting and grammar fixes are okay).Borrowed heavily from From HackLab Toronto:
Business Operations
The establishment and operation of a social club for individuals interested in computer security, technology, electronics, and related topics for the purpose of:
- providing facilities and equipment for the pleasure and accommodation of members and guests;
- sharing information and knowledge for the mutual benefit of the members;
- organizing technical, educational, and social events;
- promoting awareness of privacy and digital rights issues affecting members and civil society;
and such other complementary purposes not inconsistent with these objects.
