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Originally posted by fupaking Ruby Skye NYE & Wolfgang Gartner events seem to have disappeared (dont know if WG was ever on ticketweb)

Yeah, I saw that too. Wonder if they took it down until its officially on Ruby's site?

AM Only still has both of them (Dan and Cedric) listed on their site.

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Just came on here to say the NYE event is gone ,ysekf

Wolfgang date was just from his agency.

I dunno what's up.

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March 8 - Stonebridge @ Slide

Party time!

e: directly from the man himself

It's back

http://www.sfedm.com/

Dec 24 - Donald Glaude & Richard Vission @ Ruby Skye
Feb 2 - Adam Beyer, Ida Engberg @ Vessel

Infected Mushroom @ The Fillmore on Dec 23

Skills & Vital event.

Being at The Fillmore is great, but it'll prob end by midnight because of it. A concert venue.

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Originally posted by DaveT It's back http://www.sfedm.com/

w00t

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Originally posted by DaveT It's back http://www.sfedm.com/

Jan 1- Fedde le Grand @ Ruby

There are a few events websites in Japan do exactly this where the promoter fills out a form for those details and it gets automatically posted. It worked super well.

Crowd-sourced is the way to go as opposed to one person keeping track of a ton events. I've done that in the past for the DC scene, posting a calendar of every EDM event I knew of in a given week but the promoter automatically posting to a calendar is way more sustainable.

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Originally posted by jonmitz Would it be too hard to implement a form that promoters could fill out, and then it would just have to be approved or disapproved by someone (an admin or whatever) and it would automatically show up on the calendar (i.e. they submit the name, location, ticket link, hours, age, etc)? In any case, know that we all appreciated the work you put in and no one will fault you if you don't have time to update it anymore

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I think the issue is there are many diff sites out there w/o hundreds of thousands of subscribers where stuff is posted already.

I think that last rendition of the site was hoping for that, but few promoters participated.

Gotta remember, this is them doing it on their personal time. It's an extension of a calendar that started right here on TA. Something that wil take a bit of dedication and they are trying to give it some again. The thing about the SF party thread is that what's on there is filtered, so it's the best parties in the city. It won't waste your time. This is the big benefit sfedm.com carries over. There are a lot more events posted on there regularly, yes, but there's a lot of garbage nights around the city that we don't have to see blasted all over the site either. The way I see it, if it's on there, then they (basically reps of a true local EDM community) can see if it's worth it for a certain audience's time. And it's easy to read.

If what's on there is controlled by submitters in any way in the end, it won't take long before they starting doing crazy things with the headliners to try to make eye-catching, but be more annoying than anything and spam the place. Pre-approving submissions before it goes live is a good idea, but again I thin they tried this before. And it takes someone to curate it all so it doesn't look like a mess on the site.

I need to go to bed. Sorry for the rambling, lol!