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*Free Geek has recycled approximately 700 tons of computer equipment since its inception. (estimated by Oso - life of program - 11/2000 to 12/05/2005)
 
*Free Geek has recycled approximately 700 tons of computer equipment since its inception. (estimated by Oso - life of program - 11/2000 to 12/05/2005)
*Oso- curious about the estimate. Are there any materials, or hard numbers we DO have hard numbers for, or is that just something that isn't tracked? Also, do I understand right, this is what we've sent out and literally "recycled", not including the stuff we've reused? --[[User:Halfasspete|Pete]] 21:00, 7 Dec 2005 (PST)<br>
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*Oso- curious about the estimate. Are there any materials, or time periods we CAN get hard numbers for, or is that just something that isn't tracked? Also, do I understand right, this is what we've sent out and literally "recycled", not including the stuff we've reused? As for the estimate, is it more estimate or hunch? --[[User:Halfasspete|Pete]] 21:00, 7 Dec 2005 (PST)<br>
 
 
  
 
== possible interviewees ==
 
== possible interviewees ==

Revision as of 22:02, 7 December 2005

Things that show how cool Free Geek is.

Please indicate the source and date of anything you add to this list.

If you have a longer testimonial or item elsewhere in the wiki, please link to it here.


  • Free Geek has received nearly 287,000 (286,916) Gizmos from the public, including 31,441 systems, 33,169 monitors and 22,102 printers
    (taken by Oso from FGDB 11/2000 to 12/05/2005).
  • Free Geek has put nearly 50,000 (49,866) Gizmos back into reuse, including more than 6,400 (6,412) computer systems (taken by Oso from FGDB 11/2000 to 12/05/2005).
  • "At Free Geek, I have been able to both further my knowledge of computer hardware and software, and help train those less knowledgeable than myself. And when I or my clients have old computer systems to get rid of, we know they will be put to the best possible use."
    -Pete Forsyth, small business owner, Puddletown Tech --Pete 15:44, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)


in-progress stuff

When an item has been completed and verified, please move it above the double line AND put your name by it, in case of questions.

Quantifying our accomplishments:

  • Free Geek has recycled approximately 700 tons of computer equipment since its inception. (estimated by Oso - life of program - 11/2000 to 12/05/2005)
  • Oso- curious about the estimate. Are there any materials, or time periods we CAN get hard numbers for, or is that just something that isn't tracked? Also, do I understand right, this is what we've sent out and literally "recycled", not including the stuff we've reused? As for the estimate, is it more estimate or hunch? --Pete 21:00, 7 Dec 2005 (PST)

possible interviewees

folks reporters might want to interview for more detail on certain topics:

  • Recycling: Christen/Oso
  • Education/workforce training: Laurel (?)
  • Open Source Software:
  • Free Geek as Portland citizen: Oso
  • Fundraising: Oso
  • Worker's Collective: Shawn (?)
  • Consensus process: Richard (?)
  • LPI tests: Reid Leake, passed 101 and 102 in '05; Keith Lofstrom, prefers email over phone