To ensure members are actually participating online, it would be great to have a way to track a last post date for discussion board info. There's a last attended date for events, but I'd like to also track when people last posted.

Now we can see who is member of the same meetup group as us, we can even see who we know apparently.... What for? Is this really useful?? Do we need to follow people? Would it be possible to keep people's privacy? I personnaly don't like it. And I would vote for deleating this new tool...

We need to add an end time for our meet up group to avoid confusion. Please make this an option when creating events.

PLEASE VOTE FOR YOU BETTER MEETUP FUTURE! Us organizers had to pay Meetup in order to have a group and our members should have to do the same in order to join our group. Let us organizers set the amount which can be even be set to $0 for those that still want to give themselves away for free. ORGANIZERS: Imagine receiving just $3 a month times your # of members per month! Join for $3 which automatically re-occurs every month until you cancel! DONE! Everyone is happy including Meetup.com for retaining us... the organizers!

Allow a quiet time setting for M-Up notifications. Essentially don't send me messages between XX:XX PM and XX:XX AM. Since I use my iPhone as my alarm - I hear the ping from meetup msgs recvd at 2,3 &4 AM. I wan't the msgs but they can wait till 07:30.

When a member inputs their zip code, provide radio buttons to choose a 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 mile radius of recommended groups. OR give a list of 5-10 of the largest population areas near them. I live in Columbia, MD. Meetup recommends Washintgon DC area groups to me when I'd rather see recommendations for Baltimore area groups.

I said that I want my meetup groups kept private, but every time I RSVP to an event, it gets published on the Feed.

I run a Dragon Boat club and we have weekly practices that occur on the same day and time. It would be nice to have the option to RSVP for all the events for the month at once.

I run a writing group, and it would be useful to be able to create multiple folders under files for various types of stories being submitted for different meetings, topics, assignments, etc.

Please block meetup from all Google Searches - For Privacy!

I suggest organisers should have the option to approve comments on meetup listings first as spammers are now starting to take advantage of this facility.

Right now groups can add as many tags as they want, including ones that are irrelevant to their group. This allows them to spam meetup members.

Limit groups to no more then 5. This will force organizers to define their groups better, allow members to find groups that actually fit what they are looking for, and prevent spam.

One of my meetups has a weekly meeting which I only occasionally attend, and I accidentally RSVP'd to the wrong one.

I don't want to say "yes" (since I don't know that i'll be coming that week), I don't want to say "no" (since I don't know that I won't be coming that week), and the Maybe option is gone, so I'm left with no exits

Went to account settings, went to groups, went to group page itself. Cannot find how to leave a group. Making this more user friendly would be a very good idea. I should NOT have to search and spend 1/2 hour trying to find a way to leave a group. I never have discovered how yet. I'm stuck in groups that I do not want to be in. What gives?

Now that we can only decide yes or no if where going, how about making a highlight button that will show up in our account somewhere as a highlight. It will show us events we were interested in going to but where unsure if we could make therefor not clicking the yes or no button. The button should be in the group next to the yes and no button. Periodic emails reminding us about the highlight would be good also.