No, that’s stans desk that he basically has a permanent setup on. On the tables meant for people to be able to come in and set up a laptop and work. Not a bunch of clunky desktops no one knows if they can use
Work occurring is not an excuse to leave an area look like an episode of hoarders, especially when leaving it that way. Clean up. Your mother doesn’t work here.
my apologies just this part is Stans desk. The rest is infrastructure leaving out a bunch of stuff on public work tables because they don’t have to respect other people needing workspaces as well
I have been told to stop asking questions because I’m not on-site enough or involved in certain projects/committees. However, it’s one thing to say “stop asking questions, we don’t want to hear from you”; it’s another to say “stop asking questions or we’re going to punish your committee or you.” Suddenly, I no longer care to ask about questionable activities.
Just speaking for myself. I want @frank_lima to know why.
They are however the storage space of ongoing projects for upkeep of the space. You see I have not a single iota of personal project there. Only ongoing space projects.
So try again at villyifiying me. You don’t like projects taking a while, start helping with them. This is my problem. People want to bitch, but not help.
In theory shouldn’t logistics be in charge of keeping those areas usable? Maybe the current approach to running logistics is ineffective, what guidelines can we point members to right now that should prevent random junk accumulating in what should be common work areas?