Christopher Slee
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Events have various emails -- Announcement, Reminder, Registration and Cancel ...
BUT no ability to email anything about the event after it has happened.
AND no ability to include event details in a general Communication >> Email
This massively limiting and inconvenient. An event it not dead once past but that is the implicit assumption here.Idea: add Event Summary email(s), with the ability to choose the email recipient list between (a) original invitees (b) registrants (c) attendees or (d) specific save search
Add macro to include list of registrants, invitees, attendees.
Some use cases:
-- I schedule a Board Meeting with minutes in the meeting description. Members update the event with their notes prior to the meeting. After the meeting the Secretary finalizes the minutes ... but cannot send them out because the event is in the past and you have removed all ability to send emails
-- Set up a match event, invite many, have registrants and then selected players in the event description. Match happens, would like to add the results and send that out to all original invitees.
-- have an open social event, with NO NEED to register then want to send out an event summary to attendeesChristopher Slee
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Unique URL for a specific post
The site can display a single blog post / event ... but the URL is that of a system page, with no parametersi.e. there is no available URL to refer to that blog post / event. Totally limiting.
i.e. I cannot send an email telling someone to look at a specific blog post / event because there is no URL / identifier to refer to.
Suggestion: add an post identifier to the URL
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Seems like you merged my idea into a similar idea that has sat there for years.
Is this just a way of saying REJECTED?
Why not put a disposition on these