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Suggestion for clearer club announcements

Started by Dr Jacoby, June 10, 2013, 04:01:27 PM

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Dr Jacoby

I've noticed a few club announcements recently on the forum advertising club events that don't contain details of the location and format (or don't supply a link to the relevant "upcoming events" entry). I know this is largely because most members are aware of the details already but for people who might want to pop along for the first time etc. it would be helpful to include more details if possible. Just a suggestion!
Every little helps

Eoin

Quote from: Dr Jacoby on June 10, 2013, 04:01:27 PM
I've noticed a few club announcements recently on the forum advertising club events that don't contain details of the location and format (or don't supply a link to the relevant "upcoming events" entry). I know this is largely because most members are aware of the details already but for people who might want to pop along for the first time etc. it would be helpful to include more details if possible. Just a suggestion!

What about a template that should be followed by annnouncers? Sticky at the top of forums.

Garry

A sticky in all the "Homebrew Communities" forums is a good idea. The organisers/committee members could have a link to their specific community sticky in their signature?

I would have liked to have seen something like this before I first ventured to the Franciscan Well, on my own, with my pockets clanging with beer bottles!

A template could look like this (please add/delete what you think)


General Brew Meeting / Tasting Guide

Location:
The Bull Micks, Savage Eye St.

Usual meeting day:
2nd Thurdsay of the month (see forum for exact announcements)

Usual start time:
8.00pm

Protocol:
All new members welcome
If you have some brews for tasting, bring along 2 bottles of each.
To thank the publican for allowing us to host these meetings, it is courtesy to buy two drinks from the house.

Organiser/Contact:
Mick The Bull


Eoin

In some forum software the sticky can have a button for the template directly, I know I was on a fishing forum before that had it for fishing reports.

I don't remember which software it was though.

Eoin

Quote from: Garry on June 10, 2013, 04:35:46 PM
A sticky in all the "Homebrew Communities" forums is a good idea. The organisers/committee members could have a link to their specific community sticky in their signature?

I would have liked to have seen something like this before I first ventured to the Franciscan Well, on my own, with my pockets clanging with beer bottles!

A template could look like this (please add/delete what you think)


General Brew Meeting / Tasting Guide

Location:
The Bull Micks, Savage Eye St.

Usual meeting day:
2nd Thurdsay of the month (see forum for exact announcements)

Usual start time:
8.00pm

Protocol:
All new members welcome
If you have some brews for tasting, bring along 2 bottles of each.
To thank the publican for allowing us to host these meetings, it is courtesy to buy two drinks from the house.

Organiser/Contact:
Mick The Bull

Don't go to that pub, it's full of fuckin queeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyors.

JimmyM

Quote from: Eoin on June 10, 2013, 05:24:43 PM
Quote from: Garry on June 10, 2013, 04:35:46 PM
A sticky in all the "Homebrew Communities" forums is a good idea. The organisers/committee members could have a link to their specific community sticky in their signature?

I would have liked to have seen something like this before I first ventured to the Franciscan Well, on my own, with my pockets clanging with beer bottles!

A template could look like this (please add/delete what you think)


General Brew Meeting / Tasting Guide

Location:
The Bull Micks, Savage Eye St.

Usual meeting day:
2nd Thurdsay of the month (see forum for exact announcements)

Usual start time:
8.00pm

Protocol:
All new members welcome
If you have some brews for tasting, bring along 2 bottles of each.
To thank the publican for allowing us to host these meetings, it is courtesy to buy two drinks from the house.

Organiser/Contact:
Mick The Bull

Don't go to that pub, it's full of fuckin queeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyors.
Off topic :P
Im sure a lot of you prob know this... but the guy Mcsavage (who I dont like, but some of the newer stuff he's doing is good) modelled that barman character on, owns and works in the H'Penny Bridge Inn.
He's there a lot, drop in if you're passing, you'll see the likeness imediately. He's gas!
Formerly JamesM.

Padraic

I totally agree and I am one of the worst offenders! How does my modified post look in the Capital Brewers forum?

http://nationalhomebrewclub.com/forum/index.php/topic,2760.msg33138.html#msg33138

Can anyone suggest any additional information that could be added?

Eoin

Quote from: JimmyM on June 10, 2013, 05:46:30 PM
Quote from: Eoin on June 10, 2013, 05:24:43 PM
Quote from: Garry on June 10, 2013, 04:35:46 PM
A sticky in all the "Homebrew Communities" forums is a good idea. The organisers/committee members could have a link to their specific community sticky in their signature?

I would have liked to have seen something like this before I first ventured to the Franciscan Well, on my own, with my pockets clanging with beer bottles!

A template could look like this (please add/delete what you think)


General Brew Meeting / Tasting Guide

Location:
The Bull Micks, Savage Eye St.

Usual meeting day:
2nd Thurdsay of the month (see forum for exact announcements)

Usual start time:
8.00pm

Protocol:
All new members welcome
If you have some brews for tasting, bring along 2 bottles of each.
To thank the publican for allowing us to host these meetings, it is courtesy to buy two drinks from the house.

Organiser/Contact:
Mick The Bull

Don't go to that pub, it's full of fuckin queeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyors.
Off topic :P
Im sure a lot of you prob know this... but the guy Mcsavage (who I dont like, but some of the newer stuff he's doing is good) modelled that barman character on, owns and works in the H'Penny Bridge Inn.
He's there a lot, drop in if you're passing, you'll see the likeness imediately. He's gas!

Is he the guy who changes the telly whenever "God save the queen" is played before matches?

JimmyM

Probably :)
He's a messer.....and he looks a bit, and talks a bit, like Mick the bull :)
Formerly JamesM.