... the signatures of three members who will vouch for them as good fits
for membership.
Just curious, should the new member mischieve, what would happen to the
supporting members.
--
Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com
---
You received this message because
I worded that poorly. The supporting members are saying that they trust
this person to be a member, they are not guaranteeing it. If the new member
violates that trust, I am sure the supporting members would feel badly, but
nothing would happen to them.
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 4:55 AM, Marius
It's a trust network, not a blame network :)
More importantly, the signatures themselves aren't the point. They're an action
that someone has to take to get to know people who already care enough to look
after the things worth protecting.
Even a background check company doesn't have that
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 9:38 AM, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com
wrote:
More importantly, the signatures themselves aren't the point. They're an
action that someone has to take to get to know people who already care
enough to look after the things worth protecting.
Exactly!
--
Back at my computer, here's that recent thread I mentioned:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/coworking/IHgBU9UpCDo/Maw_ilGMzqgJ
Especially, this post about ACTUAL liability
concerns: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/coworking/IHgBU9UpCDo/uCmegDpZhesJ
-Alex
--
Visit this forum on the web at
We are exploring the possibility of giving members after-hours/keyholder
access at Link Coworking. We would like to run a background check on new
members looking for access during unstaffed hours. Does anyone have a
vendor they recommend?
Thanks,
Lindsey
--
Visit this forum on the web at
This seems awfully heavy-handed. Have you have had any issues with
after-hours access?
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 6:46 PM, Lindsey Rima lindseyr...@gmail.com wrote:
We are exploring the possibility of giving members after-hours/keyholder
access at Link Coworking. We would like to run a
Hi Lindsey,
We've had key-holding members at Office Nomads ever since we opened in
2007, and have never had a security problem (*knocks on wood*). We've never
run a security check in that time either.
Why are you considering a security check?
I'd point you to one of Alex's recent posts on
I'm going to echo the sentiments of Tom and Susan. The HiVE has been going
for years with 24/7 access for the majority of our members and we only ever
had one issue with a tenant that was (unknown to us) technically homeless
and was kind of living out of the space. We nipped that in the butt and
At Workantile, all members have 24/7 access. We have electronic locks on
the doors and all members have an rfid key that lets them in. When members
join, they first do a trial membership during which they do not have keys.
We ask them to get to know the community, and the community to get to know
10 matches
Mail list logo
