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multiple event posts?
Is ben gold that popular??
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Probably not. I think reminding promoters politely that the rule is 1 post per event is sufficient.
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| Originally posted by MelBeat Probably not. I think reminding promoters politely that the rule is 1 post per event is sufficient. |
In their defense its 3 different promoters. Not the same one.
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| Originally posted by mar46017 In their defense its 3 different promoters. Not the same one. |
exchange has like a bajillion promoters..(ive seen their group photo pic).. i dont think they even read the forums..just post post post and on to the next social media spamming lol
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| Originally posted by mar46017 In their defense its 3 different promoters. Not the same one. |
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| (2) MAX of ONE Event listing per club per night The only exception to this rule is if a party is happening in another room of a large complex and it has its own separate entrance/cover/dj lineup/flyer/etc.
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well if Bas isn't going to enforce that rule... 
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| Originally posted by Cool1g well if Bas isn't going to enforce that rule... |
You should have a certain ratio of activty on ta in order to make event threads....
All three of those posters only post when creating their event threads and then in the event itself...
Maybe a ratio of popularity (or lack thereof) leads to not being able to post...
I mean see how much action those threads get, none.... At ALL!
requiring a person be an actual participating member of TA to post events would be a cool idea.
The infestation of EXLA promoters is annoying and nasty...but I guess that means they're doing their job.
I vote that since Malia was the first exchange promotor, she be the ONLY one allowed to post Exchange events.
i say first come first serve. the person who posts first is the one interested in putting up information about their event.
i say we add a new mod. don't get rid of Bas (happy bday btw), but just add a new mod.
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| Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal i say we add a new mod. don't get rid of Bas (happy bday btw), but just add a new mod. |
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| Originally posted by mar46017 I vote you as new mod! |
clearly it should be bigperf ... a mod should only be interested in facts!
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| Originally posted by trancension requiring a person be an actual participating member of TA to post events would be a cool idea. |
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| Originally posted by jdub889 clearly it should be bigperf ... a mod should only be interested in facts! |
What if a random person posts an event they are interested in going to. Like Armin Van Buuren....then the actually promoter can't post their own?
What if the promoter doesn't like they way the subject line was written....then what?
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| Originally posted by mar46017 What if a random person posts an event they are interested in going to. Like Armin Van Buuren....then the actually promoter can't post their own? What if the promoter doesn't like they way the subject line was written....then what? |
I do a few of these random posts. If I see a promoter post the event later, I just remove my post. If my post had replies, I copy them to the promoter thread. I guess a thread merge will do the same.
Also, I had requests via PM to change the subject on posts or to not post certain events at all. I honored them all.
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| Originally posted by MelBeat I do a few of these random posts. If I see a promoter post the event later, I just remove my post. If my post had replies, I copy them to the promoter thread. I guess a thread merge will do the same. Also, I had requests via PM to change the subject on posts or to not post certain events at all. I honored them all. |
well if you know the event has a regular promoter who is actually active on TA, then you should try not to post the event, unless it's getting reasonably close to the date of the event.
i.e., Liquified actually peruses TA, and they are the main promoter for a lot of Atlanta's events, so we have an understanding, that he gets a reasonable amount of time to post his event threads. if say the event has been known about for a while and is now only a couple of weeks away, then it's just common courtesy to help the promoter out because for whatever reason, they dropped the ball.
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| Originally posted by trancension well if you know the event has a regular promoter who is actually active on TA, then you should try not to post the event, unless it's getting reasonably close to the date of the event. i.e., Liquified actually peruses TA, and they are the main promoter for a lot of Atlanta's events, so we have an understanding, that he gets a reasonable amount of time to post his event threads. if say the event has been known about for a while and is now only a couple of weeks away, then it's just common courtesy to help the promoter out because for whatever reason, they dropped the ball. |
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