Add a statistic that counts the number of events lead by the event organizers. That way, the organizer can easily tally the number of events the event leaders did in a quarter and reward them with recognition, gift, etc. This would also be a way to raise incentives for other organizers to participate more actively.

Then we can copy the best photos from other Albums and only have those show on the home page, instead of poor, out of focus etc. photos showing.

As a good Organizer will not want to offend members by deleting their 'works of art' - with this option, we can be selective what shows 'up front'..

Thanks for your consideration or vote,
Nick...

I would like to see the number of 'no shows' on member's profiles again. And make those no shows available to be seen by all event organizers. That would give the organizer a heads up if that member is likely to be a no show. Then the organizer has an option to let someone on a waiting list attend because of the likelihood of the first member being a no show.

I don't remember receiving these before - maybe "Like" is a new feature? - but today I got a least three such email messages, none of which I cared about. Turns out I can't even turn them off, at least not from what I'm seeing in my account options. Pretty ridiculous of MeetUp to assume that *everyone* is interested in every single "Like."

I would like to link my github account with my meetup profile. The result is that people can see my linked github account on meetup.com exactly the same way they see my linked twitter account.

I sometimes like to browse all the meetups and find interesting ones

Organizers RSVPing for a Meetup someone else is hosting show up at the top of the RSVP list. This is confusing as it makes it appear that the Org is hosting. The Event Host should be the first name on the RSVP list.

It would be better that all the messages exchanges among the members could not be reached by anybody as now: also non meetup.com members can see everything and this is not good for privacy of our member (sometimes in their messages of the mailing list are speaking about their own private): please make a sort of button for leadership group to decide who can see the list of messages (anybody, only leadership team, only organizer/superassistant). Thanks

It would be helpful if you gave us a comment section for when we "ban" a member. I took over a group with quite a few "banned member" and I'm not sure why they were banned from the group.

If you give us a comment section when we "ban" a member ,it will give a referral as to why we or a previous organizer "Banned" a member.It will give us some in site if a Banned member asked to be reinstated back into the group

Members who constantly cancel at the last minute should be tracked by stats, and available to organizers. This has grounds for removal just as much as multiple no shows but need the stats to explain why member is being removed

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.

The "It was nice to see you" buttons are a great idea, making it really easy to say that to someone, but they are too impersonal. It would be really nice if you could add a very brief private message to go along with the message sent to the recipient allowing it to be more personal and showing that you really mean it.

Mobile app (iOs anyway) doesn't have tool enabling you to see and accept new member inquiries. Need to be able to do this through the app and not by opening a web browser.

This forces the organizers to open up each email to see who it is that has rsvp'd for each event instead of keeping the person's name in the email notification as it is suppose to be. This takes up too much time and is very annoying. I now just delete the emails and go into the site for updates. I should not have to do this as things should be changed to make it easier for us, not harder and more time consumming.

This is an existing idea, officially completed, but in practice not. The arguments are: people having not RSVP'ed obviously not come, accumulated "NO"s show negative "energy". And a few members seem to spend their time RSVP-ing NO to any new event. Hide "NO' RSVPs on the Meetup page. TOO MANY "NO" RSVPs MAKE IT LOOK LIKE ITS NOT A GOOD EVENT TO ATTEND!!!

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