Xoolink events bring together the network’s public meetups, webinars, demonstrations, and activities hosted by members or their organizations.
Each page shows the date, place or online link, organizer, and registration information. When an organization hosts the event, its profile remains available so visitors can understand its capabilities and ecosystem role.
Each public event has its own address and sharing card. The link opens the right event directly, without making the reader search through a calendar or community feed.
Members can mark themselves as going or interested. Visitors see the essential details and can follow the organizer’s official link; Xoolink does not invent availability or ticketing when registration happens elsewhere.
An authorized person can attach an event to one of their organizations or to a network they administer. The author and organizer therefore remain distinct whenever the context calls for it.