Website calendar lessons

[Geoff Petersen]

I submitted it.  There is no actual event.
Was just making sure there was some sort of review process/security
with posting to the calendar.  :)
Geoff

On 10/31/05, Alan Dayley <alandd at consultpros.com> wrote:
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> We are learning as we use the new site.  The first item to come up:
> adding calendar events.
>
> Someone submitted an event for the calendar.  That is great!  This was a
> test event for December 14th.  The following is what I got in the
> submission notification:
> - ------------------
> The following event has just been posted on your PLUG - Phoenix Linux
> User Group ExtCalendar
> and requires approval:
>
> Title: "Test"
> Date: "2005-12-14 08:00:00"
> Duration: "1 Day "
> - ------------------
>
> Lessons learned:
> - - Submitting events is good.
> - - Submitting test events was good in this instance.  Don't submit
> more. ;^)
> - - Submitting events without enough detail would be bad.
> - - Submitting events without identifying who submitted it is bad.  It
> would make follow up difficult to confirm details about the event before
> approval.  Contact information would be deleted on request before
> posting the event to the public.
>
> This will have to be in the FAQ, I think.
>
> BTW, the test event was deleted, not posted, who ever it was that
> submitted it.
>
> Alan
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