You can post the meeting here in the forum and also show the picture of your designed card in the topic.
mundoo will check the picture and If something does not correspond to the logo guidelines, then she writes it in the topic.
If everything is ok, she will write the meeting in the calendar on the main page and then you can print the cards.
I just opened a new topic for a very firest meet-up on Sept 30th in Neustadt (Palatinate region). How can I get this event listed with a blue pin on the world map/calender at Postcrossing > Explore > meetups ?
All meeting topics are checked by @Mundoo and if everything is in order, i.e. all details are complete, the meeting cards comply with the rules and there are no other complaints, then she adds your meeting to the calendar.
Any questions she may have for you should be answered quickly if possible.
I recently did a meetup at the Snoopy Museum. I considered making a card featuring a photo of the museum, but refrained because I thought it might be a copyright violation.
This is the one I wanted to make if the copyright doesn’t matter:
@Mundoo does go through all meetups threads. If it’s OK, she’ll add it to the calendar. If not, she’ll let the host know what needs to be fixed. So there’s no need to ask here to get a meetup added to the calendar.
That there is! See attached. Click on the pencil (edit) on the title of the Meetup, then click on the date/time field, finally click on the Maximum Guests field (or use the up and down arrows in increase the number of attendees. You can also use this pane to remove attendees if needed, or modify the date.
I’ve recently listed a Meetup in the USA category. The unfortunate thing is the calendar doesn’t allow weekends to be selected, and ours will be on Saturday, October 14. What am I missing, or is this a bug?
Does anyone have input on this? I have a Meetup scheduled five months out. Although I’d love to forewarn people (invite them) ahead of time, I’m worried if I send invites and people sign up. there will be many people who flake at the last minute. Do people generally just send invites 6-8 weeks out, or something different?
I think the only person who can answer this question is the person who made the card. It’s not a copyright violation if they had permission to use the image, or if it was a public domain image or under an open Creative Commons licence.