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==Method 1 - Announce event via the form==
==Method 1 - Announce event via the form==
#'''[[you must be logged in]].'''
#'''[[you must be logged in]]'''
#* if you are not logged in, then [[create an account]] OR [[Special:Userlogin|log in]]
#'''Use the form: http://wiki.tango.info/calendar/?action=addevent'''
#'''Use the form: http://wiki.tango.info/calendar/?action=addevent'''



Revision as of 2008-08-04T15:38:53

Method 1 - Announce event via the form

  1. you must be logged in
  2. Use the form: http://wiki.tango.info/calendar/?action=addevent

Method 2 - Announce without the form

It is recommended to use Method 1.

Each event is defined by "WHEN WHERE WHAT", only use numbers, spaces, latin letters and ":" and "-" and "." Not use: "/&$%§,;äöüéêß etc. Examples:

2008-05-19 DEBER-BO live Y punto
2008-06-10 DEBER-BP show Susanne und Rafael
2008-05-24--25 DEBER-IW workshops mit Irmel Weber
2008-08-23--31 ARBUE VI Campeonato Mundial
2008-03-28--30 FRPAR Festival Couleurs Tango
2008-07-03--07 USCHI Tango Week

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WHEN

  • date in the international format, year-month-day, YYYY-MM-DD, e.g.
    • 2007-07-09 (Nueve de Julio 2007)
    • 2008-12-24 (Christmas Eve)
  • date ranges, e.g. for festivals, should be written with -- e.g.
    • 2007-06-11--14
    • 2007-08-28--09-01 (crossing month border)
    • 2008-12-28--2009-01-02 (crossing year border)

WHERE

  • two letter country code (AR, DE, GB, FR, US ....)
  • better: five letter city code (see UN/LOCODE) e.g. (ARBUE (Buenos Aries), DEBER (Berlin), DEFRA (Frankfurt), GBLON (London), FRPAR (Paris), FRLIO (Lyon), USCHI, USNYC, USLAX, )
  • even better: locations that have a location code (venue code) can use that, e.g. DEBER-RX Ballhaus Rixdorf, DEBER-MJ Mala Junta Berlin, DEBER-BP Bebop Berlin

WHAT

  • some keyword and/or description. Keywords are: workshop, festival, milonga, practica, outdoor, start.

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