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How Do I Create Events in a Mighty Network?
Updated over a month ago

If your Host has enabled the option for members to add events to your Mighty Network, there are four different event types to choose from local events, live chats, live video events, and online meetings.

Generally, live video events and online meetings function in the same way—for both of these event types, you'll need to add an external link to where your live video stream or online meeting will take place. We love using Facebook Live, Crowdcast, and Zoom for these types of events.

How to Create an Event

You can use the + button to create an Event.

From there, you'll see options to customize the Event:

You'll see options to select and customize:

  • The title of your Event

  • If you want the Event to immediately show in the Feed when it's posted (if you have the feature enabled)

  • The start time and end time for the Event, including time zone (for online Events, members will see the Event's time in their local time zone, and for Local Events, you can indicate if the Event's time zone differs from the member's local time)

  • If you want this to be a Repeat Event

  • The Event Type (see below)

  • How you want to manage RSVPs

  • If you want the live indicator to show (does not apply to Repeat Events)

  • The description for your Event (this area can include unlimited images, media embeds, file attachments, formatted text, and more—just like any Article you create in your Mighty Network)

When you publish your event you may choose to notify all members or you can schedule it to publish later. Note that Single Events cannot be scheduled, but the Single Event feature tab itself can be set to Hidden until ready to display.

Note: Once an Event has been created, the Event Host cannot be changed.

When you add an event, it's public to all members of your network or to members of the Space you are in.

Right now, there isn't a way to hold a private event that is visible only to invited members (unless you're creating the event within a private Space).

Nor is there a way yet to limit RSVPs or attendees to a certain number of people. However, events that exist within a Space are only available to members of that Space.

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