onetwo just raised a good point noting there could be drawbacks to posting security related topics for our building on a public website..
rather than delete those posts & stop posts/comments on those important topics – it would probably be better if i figure out how to make this site private – or something like that.
but for now i have pulled those posts – until i can figure something else out.
i’m open to suggestions.
March 10, 2008 at 8:28 pm |
At this point as a good deal of us seem to be moved in, your idea of a password protected site (or maybe a portion of the site) may be a good solution.
Thanks for moderating this blog–it has been very helpful and therapeutic.
March 13, 2008 at 7:22 pm |
We could just create a message board on Yahoo Groups which is password protected and only gives access to residents
March 15, 2008 at 5:07 pm |
Doorman Facilities: I know this appeared elsewhere on another thread, so apologies if this is a bit of a repeat.
I think it is important that the doorman station have an electrical outlet and phone jack. The doorman should have a telephone to call the police etc., and it would be helpful for us occupants to have a number to put down for Fed Ex and other packages or deliveries.
Right now the doormen can only use their own cellphones (which they have to pay for) — and there is nowhere to charge their phones. This way they could also use a laptop or whatever during slow periods, and we would always know how to reach them.
I assume there will also be a mechanism for the doormen to call upstairs in case of visitors?
I think these additions would make a big difference for the better.
March 20, 2008 at 2:32 pm |
last night i had some friends over and when they left they were “locked in”. you need a key to get out of the building after 11pm which might be a bit of a fire hazard. i hope they get the door situation complete soon