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Subject: office cleanup

I'm glad there are many people who care about the SIPB office.  I'm glad
there are people who care enough that they are taking action.

But I'm curious to know (not having been on that coast this past year): have
we already used up all our shelf space?  Are we forced to select what we
absolutely need?

The reason I ask is that shelves take up a certain amount of room whether
or not you put something on it, and if we have things on shelves and enough
space on the shelves for anything else we might want to put on it, it seems
removing the items we have on the shelves is unnecessary.

Last I remember, it was table space and walking space that was a problem,
not shelf space.

Having an auction is a neat idea; if I recall they don't make a whole lot
of money but are amusing enough to be worth the trouble (as opposed to
making dumpster trips) and it's more gratifying to realize that those items
are being put to good use instead of contributing to our nation being
a waste-oriented society.

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