No more CubeSpace: Now what?

So what do we do, tech community in Portland? With our Beer and our Blogs and our Camps and our Conferences, how do we work this out?

First and foremost, in my last post it was mentioned that CubeSpace, a Portland hub of community, will be closing at the end of this week. Since they will be no more, we need to do something not to lose them. What is it? I have a few ideas, and I will edit and update this post as needed. Reminder: This is not a place for talking about what could have been done differently or for passing messages on to CubeSpace. We are only looking to move forward and not lose the amazing community that CubeSpace was an integral part of building.

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3 Comments

  1. Posted June 9, 2009 at 10:36 am | Permalink

    Can you elaborate on what “them” means. Do you mean Eva and David or the sense of community?

  2. Posted June 9, 2009 at 4:23 pm | Permalink

    What I meant was losing the vibe or the community which we have already built. I want that to continue and I want everyone to understand that there might be more work involved in maintaining that.

  3. Posted June 10, 2009 at 8:00 pm | Permalink

    First of all, there’s the CubeSpace farewell party, happening next Tuesday starting at 4 pm.

    Secondly, I have it on good authority that the CubeSpace website will soon be undergoing a major overhaul, and will allow us to begin building a virtual CubeSpace. Stay tuned for more details…!

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