Quoting Alexar Pendashteh ([email protected]): > Regarding the meetup being a pripriotry platform, I agree that it is not > the ideal solution however, our use of Meetup is solely for advertising our > events and helping new members discover us. Some other groups are using > meetup.com as their primary base and I agree with you that that is not a > good idea. For us, our base is our website which uses open source software. > And our events, so far has been also using open source software which some > of them we also own the infrastructure they run on. So, in short, meetup.com > has served us very well so helping new members finding us. It would > definitely be great to advertise our events on platforms that have audience > and are not propriotary. I don't personally know any.
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