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the opportunity has come to convert your engagement in the Hackerspace community into a fully fledged membership.

As of yesterday, the "syn2cat Hackerspace.lu a.s.b.l." has a bank account into which you may transfer your transitory membership fee. The transitory, yearly membership fee up to and including one month of free membership once we have a place is €42 (or €21 if you are a student or currently unemployed) (Transitory membership will be valid until and will have to be renewed in February 2010, should no suitable space be found until then.)

You may also choose to become a donating member, which means that you pay a regular membership fee plus a supplementary amount of your choice. You'd do us an even bigger favor by setting up a recurring payment. Donating members will receive a little something with their membership card.

The account data is:

Holder: Hackerspace.lu A.S.B.L.
BIC/SWIFT: BGLLLULL
IBAN: LU43 0030 6369 5082 0000

Please make sure to state "membership fee" (and your nickname in case we don't yet know you by your real name) as the reason for transfer.

You will receive a membership card as soon as they're designed and printed. (Real designers at work here! ;)) This temporary membership card, that will have your nick- but not your real name, will later probably be replaced by a chipcard (not RFID, rest assured) that might also serve as a key to the hackerspace. In order for us to be able to send your card, please make sure we have your snail-mail address.

Your payment not only grants you the right to vote at the coming General Assembly but is also a straight-forward statement of commitment to the hackerspace, its goals and ideals. At this time, only individual membership is available. User-Group membership will be available from the moment we occupy a space.

We will also try to keep the money-handling business as transparent (and still confidential) as possible. You may at all times get a view over the current income and expenses on the following wiki page: Financing

Thank you for your ongoing support!

Good day everyone,

By now, *most* of us should have left Berlin and its deadly freezing climate for a warm shelter and, most importantly, a permanent internet connection  ;)

As announced in my previous mail, being toughened by our experience at 25C3 and the C-base, we're about to embark for the final steps in building our hackerspace. We will do this one step at a time, each step having the current weekend as a deadline. I.e. the deadline for this step is Sunday, January 11th @ 11:59 pm. Step 2 will then, depending on the outcome of the previous step, be announced on Monday 12th.

The first step is to finalize the Non-Profit-Organisation's statutes. There's already been some discussion going on and a number of changes have been made to the text. Everyone should read through the document and the comments once again to see if he agrees and then discuss what he likes or dislikes on the wiki talk: page or the hackerspace mailing list.

You can also still become a founding member if you haven't said so already.

Here's the link: Association

Happy text hacking!

--kwisatz 11:25, 5 January 2009 (UTC)

Hi all, I am happy to report that we did a great job on promoting our HackerSpace in Luxembourg.

• We had a Lightning Talk: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2008/wiki/Lightning_Talks
• Did a conference call with others: http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Call-in/2008.12.29
• Sticker propaganda: http://www.flickr.com/photos/security4all/3140039690/
• Poster propaganda: http://www.flickr.com/photos/security4all/3142310445/
• We had a great talk with the C-Base guys: http://www.c-base.org/

All in all http://hackerspace.lu is forming and becoming something.

During the next few weeks we will put some effort on finding a Room no matter how small, even only 100 square meter will suffice.

If you got interested in Helping us, and believe we need some more hands, than don't be shy and contact us via Facebook or any other bias.