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  -          This is easier than it might sound. As an organizer, you need a space that's convenient <em>for you</em>. I use my workplace because I live nearby. Some orgnaizers use a café by their apartments. Anywhere that has wifi. Pick a place that works for your time – for example, if you're meeting in the morning, a place with coffee is a good idea.
  +          This is easier than it might sound. As an organizer, you need a space that's convenient <em>for you</em>. I use my workplace because I live nearby. Some organizers use a café by their apartments. Anywhere that has wifi. Pick a place that works for your time – for example, if you're meeting in the morning, a place with coffee is a good idea.
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            Peer labs started in Amsterdam as a part of the <a href="http://appsterdam.rs">Appsterdam</a> community. Sometime they're go by a different name, like "side-project Saturdays", or maybe they don't have a name at all. The important thing is just that they exist!
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            Starting a peer lab is easier than you might think – you can read about a developer's experiences starting one <a href="http://artsy.github.io/blog/2015/08/10/peer-lab/">here</a>. It's a very fun and rewarding experience, and with just four steps you can help your local developer community flourish and grow. Just remember to keep a positive attitude and you'll do awesome!
  
negative.code:           Tweet it, send it to some friends, whatever works. You could ask your employer or a sponsor to pay for a Meetup account (ask them for pizza money, too). Send details to popular developers in your city and ask them to help spread the word.
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            Add your peer lab to this site by sending a pull request to <a href="https://github.com/ashfurrow/peerlab.community">our GitHub repo</a>. Instructions are in the readme, just open an issue if you have questions.
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