Initiators and annealed fans

The Permanent Future Lab movement is initiated by Jurjen de Vries and Samir Lahiri. Jurjen was inspired by Seats2meet.com and the Society 3.0 book. By sharing his Google Glass to Seats2meet.com visitors he discovered that unexpected things happened. Jurjen also met Samir in an unexpected way. By sharing their passion for innovation they started a journey that created the Permanent Future Lab. The first location where space is being provided to share innovation is Seats2meet.com Utrecht CS (the Netherlands).

Others have been joining the movement by sharing out of abundance with items like innovative technology and time. Anybody can share at any publicly available space. To optimally facilitate this a few roles have been identified that can be used for setting up any physical location of a Permanent Future Lab.

People participating in the movement agree to:
 * Follow the Permanent Future Lab movement philosophy which is based upon three core values.
 * Permanent Future Lab is a decentralized movement without a legal entity cruising on the Mesh.
 * Work by intrinsic motivation.
 * Share out of abundance.
 * Have a click together.

Initiator
A (co)initiator with passion for innovation and technology. Sometimes a geek or nerd. The initiator is more than average busy with discovering new innovations and is social in sharing findings and knowledge.

Host
A host keeps the space orderly, batteries loaded, shows visitors around and keeps track on the available technology being shared. Is it a must, as a host, to be tech-savvy? No. But some interest (to learn from) new technological products is a plus. It is also good to feel comfortable in presence of other people.

What it means to: Imagine, you invite people to your home. Wouldn't it be great to show them around in a tidy place. Maybe somewhat cosy? Somewhere where at least people feel comfortable to be at? That feel should be reflected at the location you are the host at.
 * Keeping the space orderly

First time visitors usually do not know what location they are entering and what the movement actually stands for. As everything is new some guidance and explanation of the entire concept, both location and ideology, is a kind and helpful gesture.
 * Showing visitors around


 * Keeping track on the available technology

Visitor
Everyone in society is welcome to visit a Permanent Future Lab location without paying by money. You may look, discover, experience, try and build with the technology as long as you leave the hardware back in original state and use it with due care and diligence. Since the movement isn't an entity you can't pay or donate by money. The philosophy is that you are sharing back by social media, word of mouth, open source code, etc. So you don't claim copyrights or patents, but you use copyleft. At some of this wiki product pages you can find social media hashtag keywords and mentions, community links to help you sharing an optimal way.

Venue owner / manager
A venue owner / manager

Connector / Ambassador
A Connector / Ambassador

Sharer
A person or organization that lends technology to one or more locations.