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Hi all, I wonder if libraries that manage their own networks, either academic or public, would be willing to share their wifi / network use policies with me? I'm working with the city of Chattanooga to separate our library's 4th Floor GigLab <http://blog.giglab.io/> from the city's network. The 4th Floor is our library's beta space / makerspace / civic lab, and we are constantly running public experiments of one kind or another here. Our ISP has given us a separate 1gig fiber drop for this space, and we intend to use (or keep using) the whole area as a public laboratory to experiment with the network, hardware, and software. So... I need to get a policy to city legal for review and to my board before we actually make this separation. I don't really want to go to jail when someone hacks North Korea from the library's GigLab. Thanks for any documents or input you all might provide, Nate -- Nate Hill [log in to unmask] http://4thfloor.chattlibrary.org/ http://www.natehill.net