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posting of recurring events
HexxKitten Soleil
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Join date: 8 Sep 2006
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03-18-2009 14:48
Why cant we have a check box of menu on the events posting section so that we can have events that recur daily/weekly/monthly/yearly etc

I have just had to post the weeks events for my club and it is sooo tedious ... lol
Robustus Hax
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03-19-2009 22:30
because then we would be inundated with people who abandoned their weekly events set for the next 10 years :)
Osprey Therian
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03-19-2009 23:00
It would be nice, though, if we could have saved events and just tick a box every time we need it to be held.
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Cheree Bury
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03-20-2009 05:20
I like the idea of recurring event listings, but charge the lister 100L every time the listing recurs.
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Ginger Fanshaw
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Posting Recurring Events - AMEN
04-03-2009 23:45
Certain things like photo contests running for a month or treasure hunts for a week - it is really time consuming to post over and over. I absolutely agree about a check box and i don't think we should be charged. Maybe have a rule stating things like the ones i mentioned would qualify.
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