Current design suggestion: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded for now:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

Here is our current design: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000
(click the link to open the presentation)

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here:
Our draft design solution, click the link to open the presentation

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

“Presentation”:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here:
Our draft design solution, click the link to open the presentation

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Excluded from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here:
Our draft design solution, click the link to open the presentation

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:
We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members
2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars
3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator
4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events
5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Exclude from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.
2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here:
Our draft design solution, click the link to open the presentation

Many thanks to everyone who voted and commented on this suggestion.

See our current analysis and design progress below and provide your comments below.

Key Change:

We’ve extended the ‘Event calendar’ gadget settings by adding a new option ‘Members-driven events’ – allows members to submit their events from the calendar page by using a simple form.

Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bysAcJFAs9-lVEbNBSyqhT-QSDt6TvTDPz8k2nvaJ3I/pub?start=true&loop=false&delayms=15000

We’ve also included a few features to help you organize and restrict these events. These changes are:

1) Restrict the submitting events option to specific members

2) Automatically assign tags to these events so you have easily include/exclude them from various calendars

3) Options to send a confirmation email to the submitter and or administrator

4) Separate filter in Event list for administrator to show Members events

5) Members that submit events can access a list of the events they’ve submitted to view, edit and delete them

Exclude from the very first release:

1) No options to submit events with advanced registration options. Only minimal details, like Title, Description, Dates and Location. However an administrator can add additional details after the event has been submitted.

2) No approval workflow for administrators. We realize this is an important consideration for the publication content on public website, but our current approach assumes that trusting members of certain levels should be enough to prevent abuse. .

Please review our current design here:
Our draft design solution, click the link to open the presentation

Please, place your questions and comments in the comments below.