Making Major Changes to Event Posts

To present & future blog authors: First - thanks for your contributions. Second, if you need to make a major update to information you've posted, ie an event is cancelled, it works best to make a brand new post for the update versus updating the original post.

This way, people subscribed to the blog's automatic update service (FeedBlitz) will be alerted to the change.

Thanks to the reader who submitted this suggestion.

How to Post - Formatting, Contact Info & Labels, etc.

Edmonton, AB posters:

Formatting Standards
For visual continuity with the other posts, authors are asked to stay away from special formatting such as different font sizes, styles, or colours of fonts, with the exception of bolding and italics. The simplest way to ensure your post does not contain additional formatting is to type directly in the posting box or copy and paste unformatted text from a Word document or email.

Post Title
Add brief, descriptive title in the title field. For upcoming events, add the date in the title field.

Contact Information
Posts for events or workshops must contain contact information where readers can get more information or verify details.

Labels
For Labels (subject headings), click "Show All", to the right of the label box. Click on relevant labels to add. Please use existing subject headings, selecting only those which are related to the main subject of the post. This way, everyone searching for a posts on a particular topics can click on a term and be brought to a similar post. E.g., for a flamenco dress for sale, you might use: For Sale and Costumes.

Proposed Events Vs. Planned Events
If posting for an event which has not been confirmed (a possible workshop, possible performance), this should be stated explicitly in the post in order to minimize confusion. Posts for events which are cancelled or are not taking place must be updated with current information.

Blog History, Purpose & Authorship
For more information about the history and purpose of the blog, and information for blog authors, please see: http://edmontonflamenco.blogspot.ca/2007/04/post.html

Please note: the site administrator/editor reserves the right to edit posts. 

Local Shows - Invitation to Post

Organizing or involved in an upcoming local performance you'd like to see listed on this site?

Edmonton flamenco teachers & others are invited to post information about upcoming events in Edmonton throughout the year.

More on posting here.

Posting Tips and Guidelines

If you haven't posted before and live in the Edmonton, AB area, click on the "Posting" topic label on the left and read "Welcome & Posting Policy" to learn how to sign up to contribute posts. After you become a contributing member, an email will be sent to you with posting tips and guidelines to help you with posting. If you have already signed up on the site but would like to receive this information, contact the administrator using the contact form located at the lower left-hand side of the blog.

Note that this is an edited blog, and posts (generally in terms of formatting, spacing, or labels) may occasionally be edited for consistency with other posts.

***If posting events or workshops, be sure to post contact information where readers can get more information or verify details. Some form of contact information is required.***

Thank you for posting and sharing your information with the community!

Welcome and Posting Policy

Welcome to Flamenco Edmonton, a site for flamencophiles in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

How to post on this blog: Live in Edmonton? Use the contact form on the lower left-hand side of the page to request to post on the blog as a contributing author.

Posting guidelines: This blog is designed for posts originating from and relevant to the Edmonton, Alberta flamenco community. The content of posts on this moderated, edited blog is limited specifically to flamenco-focused information. Although authorship is limited to those based in Edmonton, we welcome readers from all parts of the world!

Looking for or want to post events in other cities? Check out flamenco.ca, a site for national postings, or Flamenco Alberta, a site for provincial postings. Edmonton blog posters: we request that you post non-Edmonton events on Flamenco Alberta or flamenco.ca unless, for example, you are carpooling to an event from Edmonton and would like to find others to travel with you.
[Note: flamenco.ca and Flamenco Alberta may not longer be available - FE Admin, 2016]

The purpose of the blog is information sharing and community building - we request and require a high level of respect for all community members when posting or commenting. General comments or questions? Contact the site administrator (Elysia), at using the contact form on the lower left-hand side of this page. Gracias y olé!

Information disclaimer: The information on this site is supplied by individual community members as a service to the flamenco community. *We make no guarantee of the accuracy of the information*. For events, please contact the event organizer as listed for confirmation of event details.