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Dave Winer:

You know what would be really cool. An office in Silicon Valley that was open 24 by 7, with pizza and coffee, for open source projects. A patent-free zone. A place to work on open formats and protocols. The missing social pulse of the tech industry. I wonder if it would work, or if it would just attract homeless people. Thinking out loud.

Well, we could operate a soup kitchen on one side and a pizza/coffee house on the other.

Hey. I'll volunteer barrista duty when I'm in town. I can't code, but I can make a helluva cappuccino.

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Maximo Park

Our Earthly Pleasures english mp3 song - The Unshockable, Nosebleed, The Unshockable...

another example

Sort of like this?

http://smartpei.typepad.com/robert_patersons_weblog/2005/02/going_home_our_.html

Queen Street Commons - it's happening Doc

We have been up and running for 2 months now
http://queenstreetcommons.org/
It is like being an 8 year old again - our fort of magic
Everything I have ever wanted
Rob

Writers Grotto

There is an interesting analgous entity already operating in San Francisco called the Writers Grotto.

History:
http://www.pobronson.com/index_the_grotto.htm

Official Site:
http://www.sfgrotto.org

I could see something like this for open source and/or just people starting tech companies.

- Mike Buckbee (FeedMail)