This is great, though I wonder if the social dynamic of the participants deciding when and where to meet actually works. I'm a meetup organizer and I find that

This is great, though I wonder if the social dynamic of the participants deciding when and where to meet actually works. I'm a meetup organizer and I find that it's difficult to get anywhere in event planning with a decentralized decision making process. I have a few other thoughts as well: - It was difficult to figure out where to start typing to describe my meetup. Instead of just an ellipses, a more standard input field would be instantly recognizable. - I noticed that if you load the site for the first time, the blinking cursor is on the meetup description, but if you tab away, it loads a map, at which point there are two input fields. Then clicking in the map input field is futile - it places the cursor back into the meetup description. But it looks like there is only one input field, so it can be quite confusing. - Using the user's current location would be great. - I didn't see "How it Works" at first, probably because I tabbed away and the map view expanded. But besides that, there's a lot of vertical space that's not actively helping the user understand the site. If you eliminate a lot of the negative space, you could end up with essentially a text input field (a la Google) and the description: http://imgur.com/uY0F27D http://imgur.com/uY0F27D - Speaking of which, I think the description should mention what you as the user have to do, instead of what happens. "You get a unique url to share with participants" should be "Enter your meetup description and a location and you'll get a unique url to share with participants", etc. Overall, great work! I like the workflow.