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<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Attendee<br /> |Name=Hibby<br /> |Website=foxk.it<br /> |IRC=hibby<br /> |Twitter=hibbie<br /> |Teams=Team:Villages<br /> |Interests=Interest:Furry Fandom<br /> }}<br /> {{Many thanks|from=MScroggs|reason=adding lots of village info to this wiki}}<br /> here come dat boi<br /> <br /> o shit whaddup</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Interest:Furry_Fandom&diff=332 2020-02-21T11:25:32Z

<p>Hibby: added the inevitable. I'm sorry.</p> <hr /> <div>{{Interest<br /> |name=Furry Fandom<br /> |desc=Enthusiasts about all stuff fluff<br /> }}</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Good_Village_Guide&diff=330 2020-02-21T10:30:37Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>== Information Coordination ==<br /> <br /> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page#From_the_search_box Make a page on the wiki] and ensure it is in the villages category using this tag at the bottom: <br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;[[:Category:Villages]]&lt;/nowiki&gt;. <br /> <br /> Please note that having a wiki page doesn't guarantee you a space - be sure to [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register register] on the website to be included in our mapping.<br /> <br /> ==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it may be easier or cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment.<br /> <br /> Learn more about onsite food [[Food|here]]<br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather neither you were sunburned nor your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment.<br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!<br /> <br /> [[Villages|Back to Villages]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Villages]]</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Category:Villages&diff=324 2020-02-20T17:15:20Z

<p>Hibby: Created page with &quot;Our list of Villages, and Village related content!&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Our list of Villages, and Village related content!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Good_Village_Guide&diff=319 2020-02-20T16:15:14Z

<p>Hibby: /* Public/Shared Area */</p> <hr /> <div>== Information Coordination ==<br /> <br /> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page#From_the_search_box Make a page on the wiki] and ensure it is in the villages category using this tag at the bottom: <br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;[[:Category:Villages]]&lt;/nowiki&gt;. <br /> <br /> Please note that having a wiki page doesn't guarantee you a space - be sure to [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register register] on the website to be included in our mapping.<br /> <br /> ==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it may be easier or cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment.<br /> <br /> Learn more about onsite food [[Food|here]]<br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather neither you were sunburned nor your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment.<br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!<br /> <br /> [[Villages|Back to Villages]]</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Good_Village_Guide&diff=318 2020-02-20T16:09:46Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>== Information Coordination ==<br /> <br /> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page#From_the_search_box Make a page on the wiki] and ensure it is in the villages category using this tag at the bottom: <br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;[[:Category:Villages]]&lt;/nowiki&gt;. <br /> <br /> Please note that having a wiki page doesn't guarantee you a space - be sure to [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register register] on the website to be included in our mapping.<br /> <br /> ==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it may be easier or cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment.<br /> <br /> Learn more about onsite food [[Food|here]]<br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather you weren’t either sunburned or your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment. <br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!<br /> <br /> [[Villages|Back to Villages]]</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=300 2020-02-20T12:30:20Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village People] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form] on the main website!<br /> <br /> The details you input won't be final - the form can be edited in future - if you're struggling for details, please input speculative numbers and refine them later once ticket sales are closed, or once you've discussed it with us.<br /> <br /> You can see [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/2020 Registered Villages] on the main website.<br /> <br /> The Village People plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements!<br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=299 2020-02-20T12:27:24Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village People] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form] on the main website!<br /> <br /> The details you input won't be final - the form can be edited in future - if you're struggling for details, please input speculative numbers and refine them later once ticket sales are closed, or once you've discussed it with us.<br /> <br /> The Village People plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements!<br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=298 2020-02-20T12:26:54Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village People] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form] on the main website!<br /> The details you input won't be final - the form can be edited in future - if you're struggling for details, please input speculative numbers and refine them later once ticket sales are closed, or you've discussed it with us. <br /> <br /> The Village People plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements!<br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Team:Villages&diff=297 2020-02-20T10:59:57Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox Team<br /> |name=Villages<br /> |lead=User:Hibby<br /> |desc=Coordination of villages, including site layout, tents, etc.<br /> |needvolunteers=No<br /> }}<br /> == Team members ==<br /> <br /> {{TeamUserList}}<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> <br /> We play dress up and arrange villages<br /> <br /> == Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Coordination of villages, including site layout, large village tents, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> == We Need People to Help With ==<br /> <br /> * Site Layout<br /> * Distribution of Furniture<br /> * The YMCA</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Team:Villages&diff=296 2020-02-20T10:59:26Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox Team<br /> |name=Villages<br /> |lead=User:Hibby<br /> |desc=Coordination of villages, including site layout, tents, etc.<br /> |needvolunteers=No<br /> }}<br /> == Team members ==<br /> <br /> {{TeamUserList}}<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> <br /> We play dress up and arrange villages<br /> <br /> == Responsibilities ==<br /> <br /> Coordination of villages, including site layout, large village tents, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> == We Need People to Help With ==<br /> <br /> Site layout<br /> Distribution of Furniture<br /> The YMCA</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=295 2020-02-20T10:55:22Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village People] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form] on the main website!<br /> <br /> The Village People plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=294 2020-02-20T10:34:52Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form] on the main website!<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=293 2020-02-20T10:34:10Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form]!<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=292 2020-02-20T10:33:34Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form]!<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=291 2020-02-20T10:30:56Z

<p>Hibby: Added the villages form</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Sign up with the [https://www.emfcamp.org/villages/register village registration form]!<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=280 2020-02-05T10:32:58Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> <br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> == What is a Village? ==<br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> == What can we do as a Village? ==<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We're here to help ===<br /> <br /> You're welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider these things the registration form asks:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m², and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> ** Structures you plan to bring will impact how big your village is - tell us their area!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=199 2020-01-23T16:00:51Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m2, and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> ** The number of attendees will influence area<br /> ** If your attendees intend to camp at your village or away from it will influence area<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

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<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If you have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m2, and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> * If you want to run your own events / stage / workshops<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

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<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Goldsmithing Ring Making Workshop]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:ObscureCon Obscurecon]<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area Hardware Hacking Village] <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> * [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2018/w/index.php/Village:HABville Launching High Altitude Balloons]<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m2, and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

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<p>Hibby: /* Cooking Equipment &amp; Food */</p> <hr /> <div>==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it is easier and cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment.<br /> <br /> Learn more about onsite food [[Food|here]]<br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather you weren’t either sunburned or your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment. <br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!<br /> <br /> [[Villages|Back to Villages]]</div>

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<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * Ring Making Workshop<br /> * Obscurecon (A series of lectures on the most obscure topics they could find)<br /> * Hardware Hacking Village <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m2, and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Good_Village_Guide&diff=192 2020-01-23T11:20:29Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it is easier and cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment. <br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather you weren’t either sunburned or your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment. <br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!<br /> <br /> [[Villages|Back to Villages]]</div>

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<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * Ring Making Workshop<br /> * Obscurecon (A series of lectures on the most obscure topics they could find)<br /> * Hardware Hacking Village <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> The villages team plan to be more involved in the placing and layout of villages this year to minimise collisions and disagreements! <br /> We'd very much appreciate it if you could think ahead of time and consider:<br /> <br /> * The area your village will need in m2, and provide us a realistic estimate so we can place you!<br /> * If you will be noisy or quiet, and what hours you'll be loud at so we can place you in quiet/noisy areas<br /> * If you want to do anything spectacular or out the ordinary - just get in touch and we can make it happen<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=189 2020-01-23T10:48:32Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> === What is a Village? ===<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * Ring Making Workshop<br /> * Obscurecon (A series of lectures on the most obscure topics they could find)<br /> * Hardware Hacking Village <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.<br /> <br /> == Being a Good Village ==<br /> <br /> We're compiling a guide of what makes a good village, based on our past experience! <br /> <br /> If you want to help, add some useful advice to the [[Good Village Guide]]!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Good_Village_Guide&diff=188 2020-01-23T10:48:03Z

<p>Hibby: Created page with &quot;==What should we bring?== === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food === While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it is easier and cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some vi...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>==What should we bring?==<br /> <br /> === Cooking Equipment &amp; Food ===<br /> <br /> While EMF provides a great set of food vendors, it is easier and cheaper for you to get together and cook. Some villages cook for upwards of 100 people each meal, but there’s no reason it can’t just be 5 people.<br /> Think about the things you’ll need - a stove, pots &amp; pans, plates/bowls, cutlery and food.<br /> We’d really appreciate it if you brought reusable plates and cutlery, and low-packaging food. This helps reduce our waste footprint and helps the environment. <br /> <br /> == Public/Shared Area ==<br /> <br /> You will want somewhere to work together, to show off your toys, to run workshops and more. What you’ll need is a ‘village square’. This can be a few tables and chairs, all the way up to a geodesic dome! <br /> <br /> With the unreliability of British weather, we recommend that this area is covered - it can get really sunny and really wet at our site. We’d rather you weren’t either sunburned or your laptop flooded.<br /> <br /> The village team would really appreciate it if you planned this ahead of the event and could tell us the area in m2, so we can layout the site and get you the best location possible! <br /> <br /> EMF are happy for you to bring your own tents and furniture for being social in and cooking in, but you can also rent them for us for the event. We ask that you remove all tents and furniture that you’ve brought at the end of the event - it’s not fair on our volunteers to have to tidy them up, and it’s also bad for the environment. <br /> <br /> == What makes a good neighbour? ==<br /> <br /> A good neighbour works with those around them so everyone has the best possible event. This includes understanding the area you are camping in and compromising with those nearby! We have both quiet and noisy camping areas. If you intend to have friends over working, partying and enjoying each other’s company until the wee hours, we’d ask that you place yourself in the noisy area. <br /> <br /> It’s great if you can share with your neighbours too - maybe you want to group 3-4 villages together into a common theme, and share resources. This could be cooking, hardware or other items. You can get in touch with your neighbours ahead of the event and see if they want to do anything with you - it could be a shared event, or helping with their cooking in exchange for food!</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Villages&diff=187 2020-01-23T10:42:24Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__<br /> [[File:maths-village.jpg|thumb|right|Making intersecting tetrahedra at the Maths Village in 2018]]<br /> The camping areas at EMF contain a number of villages.<br /> <br /> A village is a group of friends, like minded people, colleagues or even families. Maybe your village is a collection of sub villages, or maybe it’s just your hackerspace. We also see villages based around themes, shared passions and existing communities - great places in the past have been the Maths village, the HAB Village and groups like Milliways and the Scottish Consulate.<br /> <br /> If there is a village based around something you are interested in, then you should definitely visit that village during the event to see what's going on. Or you could even join that village to help make more things go on. If there's not a village based around your interests, then you can start your own village and others will probably join you.<br /> <br /> There is no requirement to be part of a village, so if you'd rather camp on your own and just visit some villages this is fine.<br /> <br /> If you're planning to bring something especially big or in need of lots of power to your village, please [[Contact|let us know beforehand]] so we can provide you with what you need.<br /> <br /> === What Can We Do As a Village? ===<br /> <br /> Villages are great as you can share ideas, equipment and space! The sharing doesn’t stop there - it lets you share resources too. You can come up with a cooking and cleaning rota as a group to reduce waste, make the camp cheaper and interrupt your day with a change of activity. Some people spend all their time cooking for others!<br /> <br /> Maybe you are working on a group project and want to show off the final result, or you want to spend the weekend building something. Doing this as a village is good fun, and you often find that new friends will appear to share their ideas, opinions and time with you.<br /> <br /> Some villages bring pre-made games and activities for other people to take part in, and some run events and parties during the weekend!<br /> <br /> If have a good space, you could run a workshop, a series of lectures or even your own mini-conference, entirely separate from our main program! Some of our favourites from previous years include: <br /> * Ring Making Workshop<br /> * Obscurecon (A series of lectures on the most obscure topics they could find)<br /> * Hardware Hacking Village <br /> * Personal Introduction to FPGA programming<br /> <br /> === We’re here to help ===<br /> <br /> You’re welcome to run events in your village. If you have a cool idea, but need help with planning or logistics of doing things on site, please contact us before hand. The earlier you let us know your plans, the better we can help you. <br /> <br /> There is also limited funding available for villages that want to put on content. Please [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Email the Village Team] and we will be very happy to discuss anything you might come up with!<br /> <br /> Some areas we’d love to expand are: <br /> * Technical presentations<br /> * Skill shares<br /> * Workshops<br /> * Roundtables<br /> <br /> == Register a Village ==<br /> <br /> Village registration for 2020 will be done via the main website. Information about how to register villages will appear here once registration is open.</div>

Hibby https://wiki.emfcamp.org/2020/w/index.php?title=Contact&diff=186 2020-01-23T10:28:08Z

<p>Hibby: </p> <hr /> <div>{{link-banner}}<br /> <br /> == Email ==<br /> For general questions or if you're not sure which team is most appropriate, please email:<br /> * [mailto:contact@emfcamp.org contact@emfcamp.org]<br /> <br /> If you can, please email the specific team for your inquiry. This will ensure emails are dealt with as promptly as possible:<br /> <br /> * [mailto:content@emfcamp.org Content] for talks, workshops and installations<br /> * [mailto:volunteers@emfcamp.org Volunteering] including first aid.<br /> * [mailto:sponsors@emfcamp.org Sponsorship]<br /> * [mailto:vendors@emfcamp.org Food/drink vendors]<br /> * [mailto:villages@emfcamp.org Village Team] for enquries about villages<br /> <br /> == Other ==<br /> We can also be reached at the following locations:<br /> <br /> * [[IRC]]<br /> * [https://www.twitter.com/emfcamp Twitter]<br /> * [https://www.facebook.com/emfcamp Facebook]<br /> <br /> If you have an informal question, and you're not in a rush, pop onto [[Contact/IRC]]. A good number of people idle there, so you'll probably find it best to ask your question and be prepared to wait around for a few minutes for an answer.</div>

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