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EVE University Calendar: Difference between revisions

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** For E-Uni #lecture-hall events select 'Stage Channel'
** For E-Uni #lecture-hall events select 'Stage Channel'
** For events in any other E-Uni voice channels (including Mumble) select 'Voice Channels' category
** For events in any other E-Uni voice channels (including Mumble) select 'Voice Channels' category
** The 'Somewhere Else' option is suitable for any other public events
** The 'Somewhere Else' option is suitable for any other '''public''' events
* Your event visibility will be tied to the visibility of the 'Location' you have selected
* Your event visibility will be tied to the visibility of the 'Location' you have selected
** Public events such as classes, talks, and public fleets should be scheduled in public voice channels (marked with a blue diamond)
** Public events such as classes, talks, and public fleets should be scheduled in public voice channels (marked with a blue diamond)
** EVE University specific events (e.g. Strat-Ops) should be scheduled in E-Uni gated channels to avoid them being publicly visible (even if it takes place elsewhere, e.g. on Mumble)
** EVE University specific events (e.g. Strat-Ops) should be scheduled in E-Uni gated channels to avoid them being publicly visible (even if it takes place elsewhere, e.g. on Mumble)
*Use the correct title Prefix for your event. For fleets use: [STRATOP], [PVP], [FW], [PVE], [INC]. For classes use: [CLASS], [CORE], [Q&A]. For anything else use [EVENT].
*Use the correct title Prefix for your event. For fleets use: [STRATOP], [PVP], [FW], [PVE]. For classes use: [CLASS]. For anything else use [EVENT].
* Use your '''local time''' when creating event
* Use your '''local time''' when creating event
** People viewing the event will see it in thei local time of their own Discord server  
** People viewing the event will see it in their local time of their own Discord server  
** Consider adding EVE time in the event description for added clarity
** Consider adding EVE time in the event description for added clarity
* Include a description.
* Include a description.
** A brief description of the event should give potential attendees a reason to want to attend your event.
** A brief description of the event should give potential attendees a reason to want to attend your event.
** Specify the formup location for fleets, unless it is an incursion fleets.
** Specify the form-up location for fleets.
** If its a class that is going to include a practical ensure you note that.
** If its a class that is going to include a practical ensure you note that.
** Get creative!
** Get creative!
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* If a '''one-off event''' is cancelled, you may delete the Discord Event, but communicate this to members in relevant ping channels
* If a '''one-off event''' is cancelled, you may delete the Discord Event, but communicate this to members in relevant ping channels
** If it is short notice, ping @everyone
** If it is short notice, ping @everyone
** With more advance notice, consider posting a 'silent' ping (without the @eveyone) in the appropriate ping channel
** With more advance notice, consider posting a 'silent' ping (without the @everyone) in the appropriate ping channel
* If you need to cancel '''an event in a repeating series''' - cancel that specific event (it will show to viewers as Cancelled)
* If you need to cancel '''an event in a repeating series''' - cancel that specific event (it will show to viewers as Cancelled)
** You can do that by clicking the 'triple dot' menu next to the individual date in a series, rather than the whole overarching Event
** You can do that by clicking the 'triple dot' menu next to the individual date in a series, rather than the whole overarching Event