Infrastructure
Find strong locations, host sites and deployment opportunities that can improve local coverage.
No Bars Club is a Connecticut based community project focused on helping expand mesh infrastructure, resources, education and connections between existing communities.
I lead No Bars Club from Connecticut, with my local work centered in New Haven County and the Valley. I started this project because I wanted to do more than just use mesh technology. I wanted to help build useful infrastructure, make the technology easier for people to understand and connect people who can help one another.
Mesh works best when people share knowledge, place infrastructure thoughtfully and coordinate where it actually helps. No Bars Club exists to make those connections easier and to help move ideas from a chat room or workbench into something useful in the real world.
Find strong locations, host sites and deployment opportunities that can improve local coverage.
Share practical information so new and experienced builders can make better decisions and avoid unnecessary confusion.
Bring together builders, local groups, property owners, businesses and other useful resources when collaboration makes sense.
No Bars Club is not trying to replace local mesh communities, take over regional coordination or become an authority over independent groups. Existing communities should keep their own names, leadership, culture, settings and identity.
We respect the people already doing the work in their own towns, cities and regions.
We share information and coordinate when it is useful, not because anyone has to join another organization.
When neighboring groups can benefit from knowing one another, we help make that connection easier.
Our regional directory is a No Bars Club resource, not a separate club, leadership body, membership organization or regional authority. Its purpose is to make independent communities easier to discover and connect when they choose to collaborate.
If you have a potential host location, local knowledge, technical skills, equipment, resources or a connection to an existing community, we would like to hear from you.