I don't know if they are on the list, but you may want to chat with the
Workspace people in Vancouver...they must have some formula. Many of the
spaces I know of actually rent desks (and not just memberships) where people
can leave their stuff and, hence, don't double book.
Workspace: http://abett
It's also a matter of:
1. how much you need to make to keep the space open
2. what percentage of your desks you can afford to leave open for
drop-ins both as a community gift and as a way of letting people try
out your space without obligation
3. what percentage of your space should be devoted to
Not sure if this list is still dead.
However, I had been reading in a few places that Adam Neumann claims to
have invented coworking as a business modelin 2008.
But I can't find the actual quote.
Anyways, how is the list doing?
On Tue, Aug 21, 2007 at 6:31 PM Chris Messina
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This list is very much not dead, it just has a new home over at
https://forum.coworking.org!
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