Many complain that their group calendars are cluttered and difficult to navigate. If organizers had the ability to create multiple calendars for their group's, we could categorize our calendars and make Meetups much easier for our members to find and RSVP to. A simple example would be a national group that would want calendars for each region/state they Meetup at.

After an event when we upload and tag our pictures, all members get one e-mail per upload and one e-mail per tag. This is excessive and should be compressed into a single e-mail for all of the above. In trying to create a community, we're annoying it's members.

Specifically, I'm thinking that Meetup.com should delay sending one of these e-mails for five minutes (or some other length of time). During this time, if other photos are uploaded or a user is tagged, the delay for their e-mail resets.

have lastest activity like the original meetup first, not buried below the list of upcoming events.

Under "Latest Activity" I often see that new people have joined our group, and I would like to make them feel welcomed without writing them a personal note. If there were a "Welcome" button beside the notice of their joining, existing members could click it, much like the "Like" button on Facebook.

Some people just want to talk about a Meetup, rather than going to one. This can detract from the planning and discussion from those who vote with their feet, i.e. the people that care enough to go.

I would like the ability to allow the public to see past meetups of my group to show what activities we have had. Presently the privacy setting does not allow me, as the organizer, to configure what can and cannot be set to public. I would like more control over what is, and is not, viewed by the public.

We have an org. that sort of votes on what our meetings is about by creating events as "in the making". They don't have dates set yet, however "Count Me In"/"I'm Going" feel like a strong statement of commitment when we aren't committed because there is no date. I hope that makes sense. I just don't want to commit to going to something that isn't official and doesn't even have a date.

Help prevent Freedom of speech being taken away, page 1 meetup refuses to give people their rights and needs to CLOSE!

Meetup was fine before. Why did you feel the need to "IMPROVE" it?

Please bring back the option to RSVP "No" to an event that is filled and has a waiting list. It is very annoying that the event continues to show it needs an RSVP on my calendar since I had no way of marking it as a "No." I end up wasting time rechecking that event numerous times over the month wondering if it is a new meetup and/or why I have not responded to the event.

Improving search engine

I am overloaded on my calendar with events that I'm not going to because they conflict with or events or work. I would like to have an option to turn off all the events I RSVP no. I don't mind the ones I don't RSVP because usually I'm deciding if I can afford it. Do you think you can help my overloaded calendar?

How about a way to solicit a "partner" for establishing a new meet up group. Vs having to go it alone in setting up

This new format is AWEFUL! Its nearly impossible to participate in the message boards within the groups. Also, the new format does not populate converations going on within a meetup, so unless you are RSVP'ed to an event you have no idea that someone has commented on it.

I want to see all my options of things to do on my calendar, but for the things I alrdeady know I'm not going/not interested in, I don't need those exported.

the dimensions of the profile picture is rectangular. When posting comments on a meetup, the format is square. This causes compression and distortion of the photo. Please make these consistent with each other.