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"""I am not convinced that very many people care about discovering new events in the first place, at least not events that don't have an immediate impact on one
by marram 17y ago
"""I am not convinced that very many people care about discovering new events in the first place, at least not events that don't have an immediate impact on one's social status."""
My definition of an event is: A social gathering of my friends, or friends of friends. I don't care about random trivia nights, but I might check them out if my immediate friends are going to them.
I believe that an "event community" is a misguided notion. Going to the same event as a perfect stranger is not a strong enough context for socialization.
- StrawberryFrog 17y ago* Going to the same event as a perfect stranger is not a strong enough context for socialization* People who have just moved to a new place do a lot of that, soon they get a new peer group. Finding the right events is easier than it once was with online tools, but still not trivial.