community hackerspace or makerspace

Ylab

Industry Repair

A hackerspaces.org wiki-listed active hackerspace, makerspace, hacklab, or related community workshop at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. It scores this way because shared technical workspace and peer learning are materially better aligned than ordinary private retail, coworking, or training models, while this snapshot keeps the score conservative until local membership governance is reviewed directly.

Why this matters: Hackerspaces are important calibration examples for community-operated physical infrastructure, shared tools, peer learning, repair culture, and self-governance practice.

Letter grade B Qualified Medium confidence (AI) Rubric gcd-rubric-v1 Last reviewed May 15, 2026

Final Score 47* B - Qualified

BQUALIFIED47 pts

* Tentative scaffolding score. Not human-checked or final.

Base Material45

Bonus+2

Cap66No structure cap

After Cap47

Penalties0

Small business context

This entry is classified as a small business using observable scale signals: independent control, local or limited operations, and no evidence of public-company or national-chain scale. The small-business calibration keeps the ordinary rubric but reads evidence at person scale: living-wage pricing is not extraction by itself, while worker and contractor treatment, owner surplus, transparency, advertising pressure, dissent tolerance, and recourse matter more. Harm, toxicity, surveillance, labor, coercion, opacity, and hidden-parent penalties are not relaxed.

Applied cap: No structure cap

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Evaluation Overview

B - Qualified

The score turns mainly on Extraction; no penalty currently dominates the evaluation.

Strengths

Extraction7/10
Solidarity with the Unemployed6/7
Ownership5/10

Penalties

No penalties applied in this version.

Evidence state

ConfidenceMedium confidence (AI)
ThoroughnessDeveloped (AI)
Linked claims10
Direct axis claims10
Coverage10/10

Scoring Axes

Axis	Score	Why this score
Ownership ? Control rights: shareholder-dominated at 0, worker cooperative control at 10.	5 / 10	The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Ownership: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Governance ? Binding decision authority: centralized control at 0, democratic stakeholder control at 10.	5 / 10	Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Governance: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Extraction ? Surplus allocation, wage share, CEO pay ratio, margins, and structured extraction judgment.	7 / 10	Ylab's public wiki record identifies an active shared hackerspace location at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, pointing to pooled workspace and tool access rather than a conventional product-sale extraction model. Ylab's public wiki record identifies an active shared hackerspace location at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, pointing to pooled workspace and tool access rather than a conventional product-sale extraction model. This places Ylab high on Extraction compared with conventional retail, coworking, training, or repair businesses because a community hackerspace can pool tools, knowledge, and projects without making every participant buy private infrastructure. The value stays below the strongest verified cooperatives and mutual-aid institutions until local bylaws, membership control, labor practices, and conflict-resolution procedures are reviewed directly. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] Ylab's public wiki record identifies an active shared hackerspace location at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, pointing to pooled workspace and tool access rather than a conventional product-sale extraction model. [5] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Labor Sovereignty ? Worker power: coercive conditions at 0, co-determination or ownership at 7. Employee dissatisfaction matters only when source-backed evidence shows concrete limits on worker agency, such as coercive scheduling, retaliation, wage theft, harassment, unsafe conditions, suppression of worker voice, or extreme turnover.	4 / 7	Ylab's reviewed record presents a community hackerspace with public location and contact infrastructure, not a conventional employer-centered service chain. Ylab's reviewed record presents a community hackerspace with public location and contact infrastructure, not a conventional employer-centered service chain. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Labor Sovereignty: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] Ylab's reviewed record presents a community hackerspace with public location and contact infrastructure, not a conventional employer-centered service chain. [6] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Solidarity with the Unemployed ? Treatment of exits and nonworkers, including severance, redeployment, and non-competes.	6 / 7	hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as places where people meet, work on projects, and learn from each other; Ylab is listed in that wiki as an active space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as places where people meet, work on projects, and learn from each other; Ylab is listed in that wiki as an active space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. This places Ylab high on Solidarity with the Unemployed compared with conventional retail, coworking, training, or repair businesses because a community hackerspace can pool tools, knowledge, and projects without making every participant buy private infrastructure. The value stays below the strongest verified cooperatives and mutual-aid institutions until local bylaws, membership control, labor practices, and conflict-resolution procedures are reviewed directly. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as places where people meet, work on projects, and learn from each other; Ylab is listed in that wiki as an active space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. [7] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Loss-Bearing Fidelity ? Willingness to absorb costs to preserve values, workers, users, and public obligations.	5 / 7	Ylab's hackerspaces.org wiki page publicly exposes active status and public directory fields for a real-world community space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, making its existence more inspectable than invitation-only private workshops. Ylab's hackerspaces.org wiki page publicly exposes active status and public directory fields for a real-world community space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, making its existence more inspectable than invitation-only private workshops. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Loss-Bearing Fidelity: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] Ylab's hackerspaces.org wiki page publicly exposes active status and public directory fields for a real-world community space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, making its existence more inspectable than invitation-only private workshops. [8] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Market Conduct ? Pricing fairness, switching costs, lock-in, and rent extraction.	4 / 5	Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Market Conduct: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Product Integrity ? Preservation of quality rather than degradation for monetization.	5 / 5	Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Product Integrity: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4]
Scale Integrity ? Whether growth improves or degrades fairness and accountability.	4 / 5	Ylab appears in this snapshot as one locally anchored active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, not as a standardized global retail chain. Ylab appears in this snapshot as one locally anchored active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, not as a standardized global retail chain. This keeps Ylab in the positive middle of Scale Integrity: the public wiki record supports a community-space model, but this tranche intentionally avoids assuming deeper democratic practice than the hackerspaces.org sources prove for this particular space. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence context The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn. [1] context Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing. [2] context Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01. [3] context Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft. [4] Ylab appears in this snapshot as one locally anchored active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, not as a standardized global retail chain. [9]

Penalties

No penalties applied in this version.

Bonus Credits

Bonus	Credit	Why this credit
Good Deal ? Credit for unusually fair value: durable quality, fair pricing, low lock-in, and clear customer surplus.	2 / 3	Because hackerspaces are shared physical places for projects and peer learning, Ylab's model can give participants practical access to tools, knowledge, and workshop culture without every participant owning the full infrastructure alone. Because hackerspaces are shared physical places for projects and peer learning, Ylab's model can give participants practical access to tools, knowledge, and workshop culture without every participant owning the full infrastructure alone. This supports a limited Good Deal bonus because shared workspace access and peer learning can create unusually practical user surplus compared with buying tools, classes, or private workspace separately. The bonus is capped because this snapshot does not verify each space's dues, public access rules, hardship policies, or conflict-governance practices. Calibration notes Comparative anchor: Global hackerspaces.org wiki tranche calibrated against tool libraries, creative-reuse nonprofits, repair cafes, co-ops, public-interest services, and conventional coworking or retail models. Linked evidence Because hackerspaces are shared physical places for projects and peer learning, Ylab's model can give participants practical access to tools, knowledge, and workshop culture without every participant owning the full infrastructure alone. [10]

Confidence Basis

Confidence is computed from the evidence trail and review state, not typed into the profile by hand.

Medium 70/100

10 verified linked claims 10 direct axis claims 0 disputed claims 10/10 components covered

This confidence label measures the source-backed evidence trail. AI-scaffolded scores remain tentative until human review.

Claim confidence 7/20

10 verified linked claims

Source quality 10/18

Best source per verified claim, weighted by institutional reliability

Direct axis-specific claims 14/18

10 direct claims across 10 active components

Dispute load 12/12

0 disputed claims on this entity

Recency 10/10

Newest accepted timestamp: May 15, 2026

Reviewer status 7/12

Human-reviewed components score higher than AI scaffolding

Component coverage 10/10

10/10 evidence-bearing components have direct support

Evidence State

Profile stateAI draft / human-pending

VerificationUnverified

ConfidenceMedium confidence (AI)

ThoroughnessDeveloped (AI)

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1The hackerspaces.org wiki lists Ylab as an active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada; hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as community-operated physical places for people with common interests to meet, work, and learn.

Ownership Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

2Ylab has a public hackerspaces.org wiki template with active status, location fields, and a public site or wiki link, which makes it part of a community-space directory rather than an opaque private storefront listing. The wiki template records membercount as 10 and growing.

Governance Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

3Ylab's hackerspaces.org listing gives active status, public web references, and wiki location fields for Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records founding information as 2015/12/01.

Market Conduct Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

4Ylab's public record identifies a physical community hackerspace for hacking, making, technical learning, projects, repair, or workshop activity at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The template records size as 500 sq ft.

Product Integrity Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

5Ylab's public wiki record identifies an active shared hackerspace location at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, pointing to pooled workspace and tool access rather than a conventional product-sale extraction model.

Extraction Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

6Ylab's reviewed record presents a community hackerspace with public location and contact infrastructure, not a conventional employer-centered service chain.

Labor Sovereignty Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

7hackerspaces.org describes hackerspaces as places where people meet, work on projects, and learn from each other; Ylab is listed in that wiki as an active space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada.

Solidarity Unemployed Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

8Ylab's hackerspaces.org wiki page publicly exposes active status and public directory fields for a real-world community space at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, making its existence more inspectable than invitation-only private workshops.

Loss Bearing Fidelity Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

9Ylab appears in this snapshot as one locally anchored active hackerspace at Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, not as a standardized global retail chain.

Scale Integrity Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

10Because hackerspaces are shared physical places for projects and peer learning, Ylab's model can give participants practical access to tools, knowledge, and workshop culture without every participant owning the full infrastructure alone.

Good Deal Verified Low confidence Human-reviewed May 15, 2026

hackerspaces.org wiki page for YlabGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org wiki Category:HackerspaceGeneral web source · 58%
hackerspaces.org overviewGeneral web source · 58%

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