I think it's important as an organiser to identify who has left star ratings for an event..? It's something you definitely should add. Like other sites such as TripAdvisor, the rating has no credibility if it's anonymous. If someone maliciously gives you one star, you don't know who they are to remove them!

Kind regards,

Mark.

Add an area to view and add new Suggested Meetups to the app.
There is not a way to view any Suggested meetups using the app, having this would be wonderful, as I'm sure alot of people only using the meetup app, and they are missing lots of potential meetups because they can't view the ones that are suggested by others and haven't become a 'full blown' meetup yet.

I have received an E_Mail which says the adress of a venue I am using for an event has been changed - because some other event organiser has changed the adress on their event.
I now have the wrong address for my event
Meetup claims this is a shared event venue - it is clearly not - the.new venue is for a Bon Jovi concert at the O2 in London absolutely nothing to do with my event.
This is ludicrous

Currently Organisers are limited to describing their Meetup groups using just 15 topics. Please could you consider raising this to 25-30 topics? In busy metropolitan areas, it is easy to reach out to large numbers of new members with only a few topics listed, however in regional areas such as where I live, extra topics can make all the difference in reaching and bringing in new members. Please consider.

The Android app has this feature to see everything you've RSVP'd Yes for under "Meetups I'm attending" but the main site does not. Maybe I cannot find it on the main site but I've searched pretty thoroughly.

Have co-organisers who is able to collect money into their paypal account. When the organiser refuses to share the paypal account, the organising becomes a pain in the back side.

How do I ensure people pay when they RSVP? I don't want to put my personal paypal address in public!!! It is linked to all other aspects of my life. Now I have to e-mail them individually and manage this individually!

If a solution already exist, please contact Amy Lo of Jaunters!!!

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Scenario... (I'm a group Organiser)

One of my "Members" has posted an event, and I've also RSVP'd to attend. In the attendance list, I'm listed at the top, so people THINK I'm the one who's hosting it. The actual person who posted the Event should be designated as the Event Host automatically.

Currently I need to log in, and add them as an Event Host manually. However I still appear at the top of the list. This is unfair to both the real Event Host, and the Group Organiser.

Can you please fix this.

Why isn't the person who's suggesting a meetup not visible? Last week there was a meetup and no one showed up and people are asking who suggested the meetup!

Don't automatically sign new users up for weekly emails, or at the very least make sure the unsubscribe link actually works instead of just going to a login page.

It bugs me how when I get emailed about a comment on a Meetup event, the bottom of the email has a link for "Stop being notified about conversations in this Meetup group". What I would LOVE is if that got changed to this: "Stop being notified about conversations for this Meetup event." Just because I no longer want to hear conversation about an event that I can no longer attend, sure doesn't mean I want this whole group to go silent... silence just this one event, NOT the whole group.

I want to be able to see/view the emails I send someone though Meetup

Some of the categories such as Music or Arts and Crafts miss the mark. I would like to find meetups such as Creative Process (exploring expressive media broadly) or a Composers Workshop in my area (Acton, Concord et al) since none of the music or art schools offer such classes.

as above

As an organizer and Event Host I am most interested in who has RSVP'd they will attend a Meetup. Those who initially say they are not going to an event, not so much. Nice to know, but really doesn't impact the Meetup. I would add the "No" feature for a member after someone has RSVP'd "Yes" and would like to change their RSVP. That has more of an impact to my events, then those who initially RSVP "No".

When I get an invite to a meetup I only see the start time. Is there a way to include the ending time? Then I wouldn't have to open the invite to see whether I can make the time slot for the event.

For those of us who do not wish to be tagged, a one-time setting that allows us to opt out of being publicly identified, without ever having to worry about it again.