There is no distinction on the calendar between what is an "Official" meetup and what is and "idea/in the making" meetup. Some of my members post ridiculous ideas that will never become a meetup, members should not be able to see that they can RSVP for this idea until it is official. Some members post "More saturday night meetups please" as an idea/in the making. It's not a meetup and should not be showing up on the calendar as such. I love the way both "Official" and "In the making" meetups show up on the calendar, but organizers should have control over what goes on the calendar and there should still be a clear distinction between "In the making" and "official" meetups on the Calendar please.

Recently, we had someone post a comment saying that the meetup would be cancelled, because the main player was sick. Another member in charge of that meetup 'cancelled' it. When he did, it completely removed it from the home page, so now instead of it showing the meetup, but saying it was cancelled- so that people would notice- it just dissapeared. You could see it as canceled in the calender, but even then when you clicked on it, all the past comments posted were deleted. So nobody saw the comment about why it was canceled. Additionally, no email was sent out to those who has RSVPed. So unless someone happened check check the actual calander (which nobody does) or notice that it was no longer on the home page, there was no way for anyone to know the meetup got cancelled!
Please, when a meetup is cancelled, keep it one the home page- just show it as cancelled, and dont delete the comments!!!

After the "new meetup" upgrade email notifications for RSVPs have included a glaring grammatical error that really irks me. The issue is in the following phrase:

"<name> just said **they're** going to <event>."

The problem is that "they" (as in "they're") is the third person plural form of a possessive pronoun. It should only be used to refer back to a plural subject, but a single person's name is _not_ plural. The correct way to phrase this is to either pick one of the singular forms or to list multiple singular forms.

For example:
"<name> just said he or she is going to <event>,"
or
"<name> just said he is going to <event>."

Obviously, the second form forces some extra logic to determine whether a given user is male or female, so it's a little bit harder to use.

If you're looking for some supporting documentation, take a look at the table here:
http://changingminds.org/techniques/language/speech_parts/pronoun_types.htm#pos

I understand that this is nothing more than a nitpick, but it's something that has been driving me crazy since the upgrade. Is there any hope that you guys might fix the issue to help maintain the sanity of any grammarians out there who organize meetup groups?

Thanks,
Mike

Three issues have been identified with the statistical graphs presented to Meetup groups. Organizers need these graphs in order to reliably assess their performance in recruiting membership and activity. This item is a request to address all three as specified below.

1. The bottom calendar axis needs to be clearly labeled with consistent date values, such as "week ending" accompanied by week-ending dates. Currently the bottom axis shows unlabeled dates which are a function of an obscure algorithm. Graphs labeled in this way can be easily misinterpreted.

2. Intervals with zero activity must be included in the graphs and displayed properly. Currently, these intervals are incorrectly omitted from the graphs.

3. The final intervals displayed on the graphs often represent fractions of a whole interval. These should either be removed or clearly labeled in order to avoid misinterpretations of the graphs.