Bleh. First come first serve? I typically make it a habit not to top-link events unless someone asks for it. That being said, we should probably say that somewhere in the FAQ. The way that these things are successful is if they have direct reddit-approved sponsorship, and aren't some yahoo up there going COME 2 MY CLUB I'M DJING AND WHILIN OUT ON THE 1s AND 2s.

I would selfishly say we stick with the precedence of long-existing events. However, there may be better trivias, and more people are going to come into r/Atlanta promoting this kind of thing. We could do 'reddit preferred' events, but then people will be all whiny and bitchy about not being preferred. Preferred could have a mod (or trusted representative) going, for instance. However, the whole internet is based on the concept that all are equal, and I don't like holding mod status up as a better kind of person.

Doing a method where first-to-post wins encourages people to post super-in-the-future and that sucks. Optimal turnout is day-of or day-before for weekday events, 2 weeks for weekend events.

I say we adjust the CSS for a 'preferred' event and then try and list all events that actually take the time to either message the mods or submit a form. This would be some sort of thing that would read "Tonight - Indy Trivia and..." then hover over for all events. Or just having some sort of demarcation of the more-regular events.

Of course, we could just say screw it all and let democracy win. This isn't even a local meetup website. Leave that stuff to atlanta r4r.