event listing template MEEvtL

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 Posted by on PDT2012.12.03Mon at 19:30 event series MAX3LS, Meetup.com event LUMRO2, template|pattern|class MEHLI3  Add comments
MEHCI9: event listing template MEEvtL  http://1.JotHere.com/3882#MEHCI9

MAZBVC:THIS POST

  1. MAYCNN:is currently being updated ~1x/wk; ID of last item is version ID.
  2. M87XAJ:has all key details are in BOLD with most-essential & -timely first.
  3. MAZBWQ:has SUBSECTIONS: WHAT & WHY, WHEN, WHERE, COST, WHO’S PARTICIPATING, WHAT TO DO, ADDITIONAL DETAILS, POST TODO, ADDITIONAL DETAILS FOR EVENT HOSTS, FOOTNOTES, POST HISTORY.

MAXFOC:WHAT & WHY

  1. MEHD6H:from the source, quotes:
    1. MEHCXJ:quote(This [style of ]listing is based on a carefully formatted template I designed
      *-for specifically .. listings of repeating events as conferences which are advertised by but not hosted by the listing group.
      *Among many features, it can be safely copied onto other locations, especially onto Meetup groups, while still allowing the copies to tell readers where they latest original is.)
    2. MEHCXM:quote:
      1. MDJQJS: [Info ]Listed[ manually] [in the listing] since Meetup.com incorrectly doesn’t automatically well-display this info:
        1. MDJRRA: A repeating Meetup event incorrectly doesn’t automatically display:
          1. MDJRU0: the repeat pattern to the end-user.
          2. MDJRVZ: the other instances as previous & next.
        2. MDJQFI: Short-URL manually included as Meetup.com hides this 1hr after event start.
      2. “LG4OWH: What are these codes as “LG4OWH” on this paragraph? They’re short IDs to date-stamp & uniquely-reference most anything.”
  2. MEHDNV:Component:
    1. MEHFAO:The version of the listing
      1. MEHFBG:is found by looking at the last entry of the listing history
      2. MEHFC1:is important: you may be looking at an outdated listing.
    2. MEHFFO:finding the latest version of a listing
      1. MEHFGI:Procedure: look in the listing’s instances section, find the particular instance, then find the listing of the instance marked as the master, then go browse it.
    3. MEHDOD:“Listing History, in order”
      1. MEHDP0:Lists ideally every change made to the listing plus who did it & when.
      2. MEHDQ4:Starts from the listing creation
      3. MEHDQL:More TBA.

-end of WHAT & WHY

MAX1LQ:WHEN

  1. TBA

-end of WHEN

MAX1N4:WHERE

  1. .

-end of WHERE

MAX1VD:COST

  1. MEC30H:Free for life!

-end of COST

MAXDSI:WHO’S PARTICIPATING?

  1. TBA

1-end of WHO’S COMING

MEG922:WHAT TO DO

  1. TBA

-end of WHAT TO DO

M33M3R:FUTURE PLANS

  1. TBA

-end of FUTURE PLANS

MAX22R:ADDITIONAL DETAILS

  1. TBA

-end of ADDITIONAL DETAILS

MDE167:POST TODO, roughly in order:

  1. none

-end of POST TODO

MDAIRC:FOOTNOTES

  1. none

-end of FOOTNOTES

M31R7R:POST HISTORY, in order:

  1. MEHET4:~1hr ago, started creating a post at http://meetup.com/OC-EmberJS/#suggested
    1. MEHCDR: to do well, by copying http://meetup.com/OC-Polyamory/events/93832952
      1. MEHEV9:but its source have substantial unvarying text “MDJQJS: Listed here..” and now about to copy that event event listing so to avoid further duplication, need a post to store the unvarying text.
  2. MEHCAU:so now create this post
    1. MEHCSP: for
    2. MEHCCA:via Copy to new Draft of http://1.JotHere.com/809#LYHMOZ latest release MEFL3Z, then create new IDs & edit to fit.
  3. MEHD30:Copied/moved to here key universal text from the source with minimal edits (marked via [] & ..).
  4. MEHFIP:not too pretty but usable, 1st published, pst2012.12.03mon1923.

-end of POST HISTORY

  5 Responses to “event listing template MEEvtL”

  1. DestinyArchitect says:
    PDT2013.01.06Sun at 11:18

    MG7XFL: Usages