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At present a manager can download to a CSV file any of their: Organizations Followers Events Signups Also, should the event owner, who may not be a manager, be allowed to download for the events they own: Events Signups Should any manager be able to download this (even a Host)? Or should it be limited? And if limited, limited to which managers: Admin Organizer Trusted Host Host And it can be different managers allowed for each list. For example, the download of Followers & Signups (that is lists of users) can be restricted to Admin while Events can be downloaded by Organizer also. If you want this more restricted, write in the comments your preference and upvote this suggestion (0 votes means leave it as is).

Add three urls to an event: A more info... url where they can enter the text and the url A url for the thumbnail A url for the picture If the thumbnail/picture url is not set, use the more info url for the images.

Whenever the organization thumbnail and/or picture is displayed (primarily the OrganizationProfile page), there should be a link for the picture. So click the picture, go to the link. Should the link be the organization url? Or should the organization admin be able to specify a specific url for each? And if not specified, then no link.

Connect the event here with an Event created in MyCampaign so that when someone registers they are tagged in MC as such.

When I create an event, the default is for the end date to be the day after the start date. Our events will rarely span two days so it would be better if the default start and end date were the same day.

I want to set a reliability score for each user (only admins will see it). A 1 means they signed up and then attended. A 0 means they signed up and never showed. But we need to assign fractional I think - what do we assign for: Signed up, then un-signed up 2 weeks before? Signed up, then un-signed up the day of? Arrived late. How late? Left early. How early? Need a set of criteria, that are somewhat simple, that can then apply a value between 0 & 1 for these use cases. And we then display that number as their running average. So any suggestions?

If a volunteer signs up for an event, and they are not following the organization that owns the event, pop up a message asking them if they want to follow that organization.

The requirement of "create an account" will deter some people from signing up to volunteer, especially if they are first time volunteers. It can feel like too much of a commitment. Is there a way to allow a volunteer to sign up with their name & email or cell without requiring that they create an account, remember a password, and login each time?

For example, I may need 5 volunteers at 8am, but 2 are for check-In, 2 for set-up, and 1 is a greeter. Another example, would be that I need 3 volunteers and at least 1 would need to be a candidate or elected official.

There is value in providing admins the ability to search for say a web designer who speaks French. But we don't want to provide the ability to download the contact of all users to then put in a candidates fundraising mailing list. So how should we limit searches for specific users? One possibility is an admin's search of users is limited to users who are following their organization(s) and that are managers of their organization(s). So only users they already have a claim on. If it has this limit, then does the admin of a state party have access to the users of every county party and candidate/campaign in the state? Or only to those who are directly following the state party?