Public event features

  • Manage the official public calendars for recognized workgroups, departments, and organizations.
  • Support a wide variety of event attributes, including multiple sponsors and multiple categories.
  • Provide simple administrative, editorial, and publishing processes.
  • Associate externally-hosted photos and Web media with individual events.
  • Allow multiple descriptions — administrative and public, for example  — for each event.
  • Provide unlimited taxonomies, including free tagging.
  • Support multiple dates per event.
  • Exchange data with other calendar management systems (including vCal and iCal exchange).
  • Allow easily-customizable Web interface development, so department calendars can integrate with other Web interfaces.
  • Provide “fuzzy” search (for closely-related terms, like plurals or alternative spellings)
  • Allow multiple filters and sort orders based on any event or group attribute.
  • Provide multiple options for distribution, including RSS feeds, e-mail, and PDA versions.
  • Support open standards, including microformats and semantic markup.
  • Editing and presententation interface should be platform agnostic.
  • Customizable layout (header, footer, colors)
  • Calendars can be public or private (restricted to certain users)
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