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Designing Buildings at 10:24, 28 February 2023

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−	Hackerspaces might be considered as computer based community workspaces, similar ~~in a way~~ to the term makerspace ~~they~~ are technology focussed, engaging in coding, programming and events such as hackathons (data driven creative problem solving events or competitions). There can be negative connotations also related to the term hacker, but in general one might say hackerspaces consider themselves as normally engaging in tech activity for positive change as opposed to cyber or security threats ~~per se~~ but ~~definition~~ can be differ.	+	Hackerspaces might be considered to be computer based community workspaces, similar to the term makerspace but are technology focussed, with occupants engaging in coding, programming and events such as hackathons (data driven creative problem solving events or competitions). There can be negative connotations also related to the term hacker, but in general one might say hackerspaces consider themselves as normally engaging in tech activity for positive change as opposed to cyber or security threats - but definitions can be differ.

−	Hacklabs initially started appearing in popular culture during the 1990's, often with a particular political agenda but primarily with ~~definitive~~ focus on using technology to find solutions to issues. Hackerspaces arrived in the tech lexicon a little later but with very similar meaning, through perhaps with a wider agenda and more open community and collaborative approach~~, with~~ a ~~lesser~~ political agenda.	+	Hacklabs initially started appearing in popular culture during the 1990's, often with a particular political agenda but primarily with a focus on using technology to find solutions to issues. Hackerspaces arrived in the tech lexicon a little later but with very similar meaning, through perhaps with a wider agenda and a more open community and collaborative approach rather than a political agenda.

	Makerspaces are similarly tech oriented workshop spaces but with a greater emphasis on physical fabrication as opposed to pure data driven activities such as coding, or example 3D printing.		Makerspaces are similarly tech oriented workshop spaces but with a greater emphasis on physical fabrication as opposed to pure data driven activities such as coding, or example 3D printing.

Editor at 16:18, 19 February 2023

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−	Hackerspaces might be considered as computer based community workspaces, similar in a way to the ~~terms makerspaces~~ they are technology focussed, engaging in coding, programming and events such as hackathons (data driven creative problem solving events or competitions). There can be negative connotations to the term hacker, but in general one might say hackerspaces consider themselves as normally engaging in tech activity for positive change as opposed to cyber or security threats.	+	Hackerspaces might be considered as computer based community workspaces, similar in a way to the term makerspace they are technology focussed, engaging in coding, programming and events such as hackathons (data driven creative problem solving events or competitions). There can be negative connotations also related to the term hacker, but in general one might say hackerspaces consider themselves as normally engaging in tech activity for positive change as opposed to cyber or security threats per se but definition can be differ.

−	Hacklabs initially started appearing in popular culture during the 1990's, often with a particular political agenda but primarily with definitive focus on using technology to find solutions to issues. Hackerspaces arrived in the tech lexicon a little later but with very similar meaning, through perhaps with a wider agenda and more open community and collaborative approach.	+	Hacklabs initially started appearing in popular culture during the 1990's, often with a particular political agenda but primarily with definitive focus on using technology to find solutions to issues. Hackerspaces arrived in the tech lexicon a little later but with very similar meaning, through perhaps with a wider agenda and more open community and collaborative approach, with a lesser political agenda.

	Makerspaces are similarly tech oriented workshop spaces but with a greater emphasis on physical fabrication as opposed to pure data driven activities such as coding, or example 3D printing.		Makerspaces are similarly tech oriented workshop spaces but with a greater emphasis on physical fabrication as opposed to pure data driven activities such as coding, or example 3D printing.

Editor at 15:46, 19 February 2023

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−	Hackerspaces might be considered as computer based community workspaces, ~~which appeared during~~ the ~~1990's along with hacklabs~~	+	Hackerspaces might be considered as computer based community workspaces, similar in a way to the terms makerspaces they are technology focussed, engaging in coding, programming and events such as hackathons (data driven creative problem solving events or competitions). There can be negative connotations to the term hacker, but in general one might say hackerspaces consider themselves as normally engaging in tech activity for positive change as opposed to cyber or security threats.

−	~~derived preceded by hacklabs~~, ~~which first came~~ on ~~the scene~~ in the ~~mid-1990s. Both hacklabs and hackerspaces were~~ a ~~result of the proliferation of personal computers. Both also have computers and hacker culture at their respective centers. However~~, ~~hacklabs are usually associated~~ with ~~some sort of political~~ agenda~~, whereas hackerspaces~~ are ~~thought of~~ as ~~community organizations for learning~~ and ~~collaboration~~.	+	Hacklabs initially started appearing in popular culture during the 1990's, often with a particular political agenda but primarily with definitive focus on using technology to find solutions to issues. Hackerspaces arrived in the tech lexicon a little later but with very similar meaning, through perhaps with a wider agenda and more open community and collaborative approach.
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		+	Makerspaces are similarly tech oriented workshop spaces but with a greater emphasis on physical fabrication as opposed to pure data driven activities such as coding, or example 3D printing.
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derived preceded by hacklabs, which first came on the scene in the mid-1990s. Both hacklabs and hackerspaces were a result of the proliferation of personal computers. Both also have computers and hacker culture at their respective centers. However, hacklabs are usually associated with some sort of political agenda, whereas hackerspaces are thought of as community organizations for learning and collaboration.