Facebook and other sites have the option of moving thumbnails in a photo album around to sort pictures according to most convenient way. Meetup needs to have this ability as well. For events where people upload hundreds of photos, it's unwieldy and time consuming to have to scroll/browse through all the photos when looking for just one. It's also ridiculous that there's only one display order - that in which they were uploaded.

When I send out email notifications to members the title of the group in the subject is the old one I used. I think this is a bug...

I have a group for people with depression but there are other similar groups and those offering relaxation/meditaton etc. It would be great if I could share those meetups with my group and vice versa.

I would like another option on the tool menu to export the list of attendees so that I can create custom labels. The meetup labels print in order by first name and also cut off the name of the title. My labels would have the logo, ordered by last name, and the complete title.

Is there a simple email to respond to when you want to attend a meeting? or a phone call to someone? This stuff doesn't always work.

It would help our group members if they had a feature that allowed them to sort events inside a group using parameters applicable for those events - eg cycling (pace, distance, elevation, etc). I suspect other areas such as hiking would have similar needs. As popularity grows, it is becoming harder for people to sort through the various events to find the ones they want to join!

Finding meetup groups and events are easy, but when managing multiple RSVPs, the tiny one-third-of-the-screen calendar is so frustrating! This is the whole purpose of meetup.com, let's make it big enough to be useful! (And maybe not have to click "more" to view upcoming meetups)

I am with several meet up groups and the only pin on buttons I can find are the round buttons that let you customize with your group name at zazzle. I would like to purchase a retangular shaped button that just has the meetup logo on it so I can wear it to all my meetups instead of purchasing many round meetup pins. And it would be cute to have a pin that is completely shaped and designed after the site's logo.

Currently people usually only get replies to discussion posts if others disagree, but no feedback where people agree. This can be demoralising and doesn't encourage people to post. A thumbs up /down would be a quick and easy way to show agreement, without having to post the boring 'yes I agree", and this gives 'reward' for good postings.

Get rid of THREE HOUR wait from start time to edit the attendance of short events.

I do not want to organize or run a group but would be very interested in joining groups. I unfortunately can never find groups of interest in my area. I would like to suggest and show interests of people in the area just in case someone else would like to step up to form a group or maybe there are people who are on the fence about starting a group but don't know if there is enough interest in their community. It would help in many areas to have a place for suggestions and interests.

Is there any way to sort or arrange interests, either alphabetically or by subject? I have many interests, some duplicates of each other, and it's tedious (and therefore not worth the effort) to look through all of them to see if I've listed one or not. Also, a full list of everybody's interests, also arranged systematically, would be very useful and interesting. --Steven Lytle

Organize all lists on Meetup pages with more than, say, 9-10 items. I'm not going to read an unsorted list of hundreds of unrelated topics.

Allow organizers to be able to share group reviews on facebook and other social media sites

If someone wants to be a Meetup group organizer (or co-organizer) they should be required to post their photo. There is no good reason to be anonymous and at the same time ask people to join them for an in-person meetup. Organizers should be visible so members can recognize them at the event and also for safety reasons.